jordyfinancial
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Financial freedom starts with knowing exactly where your money should go. 55% for essentials 5% for guilt free spending 10% for paying off debt or investing 15% for short term goals 15% for building long term wealth These percentages won’t work perfectly for everyone, but they’re a great starting point for creating a plan that balances enjoying your money today with building wealth for the future. Save this for your next payday and adjust it to fit your income, expenses, and goals. Not financial advice. For educational purposes only. #personalfinance
jordyfinancial2,900,000 views • 2 months ago
Robotics could be one of the biggest investing themes of the next decade. 🤖 And the opportunity might not just be in the companies building humanoid robots. It could also be in the companies supplying the motion systems, warehouse robots, ETFs, and rare earth magnets that make them possible. Here are four companies I’m watching as the robotics trade heats up. Not financial advice. Always do your own research. #robotics #stocks #investing #artificialintelligence #finance
jordyfinancial77,100 views • 1 month ago
5 Canadian ETFs you could hold for decades 🇨🇦📈 ZSP: 0.72% yield XEI: 3.51% yield VDY: 3.03% yield VFV: 0.81% yield XEQT: 1.57% yield Dividends are only part of the picture. Diversification, fees, risk and long term growth matter too. Which one are you holding? #CanadianInvesting #ETFs #Investing #PersonalFinance #Dividends
jordyfinancial36,400 views • 1 month ago
Market dips don’t scare me. They create opportunities. Here are 5 stocks and ETFs I’m continuing to buy for the long term. Follow me for more investing and personal finance content! Not financial advice. #Investing #StockMarket #CanadianInvestors #ETFs #PersonalFinance
jordyfinancial14,500 views • 24 days ago
If I was 18 with only $100, I’d keep it simple. 1. Open an investing account 2. Open a TFSA 3. Deposit the first $100 4. Invest it into something diversified like XEQT 5. Set up automatic contributions and keep going You do not need a lot of money to start. At 18, your biggest advantage is time. Follow for more Canadian personal finance content. Not financial advice. Educational content only. #PersonalFinance #InvestingCanada #TFSA #XEQT #MoneyTips
jordyfinancial25,400 views • 1 month ago
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