/dividendinvestingMy portfolio is probably 80% US stocks, 15% UK, and 5% "other." I've been thinking about whether I should diversify internationally more, but the friction keeps stopping me. Curious how others handle this. The appeal of international dividend stocks: Higher yields in some marke
/investingtoolsBroker comparison articles are usually written by people with affiliate links. I've actually moved my portfolio multiple times, so here's what I've learned about what matters when you're transferring real money. What I've used: Started with Hargreaves Lansdown (UK traditional b
/investingtoolsEvery screener tutorial I've seen shows you how to use the filters but not which filters actually matter for finding good investments. Here's my real setup after years of refinement. The problem with most screener approaches: You can filter on 200 variables. But filtering on to
/investingtoolsI've tried dozens of investing apps, screeners, and spreadsheets over the years. Most got used once and forgotten. But a few have become genuinely essential to how I research and track everything. For portfolio tracking: I kept it simple in the end. Started with a basic spreadsh
/dividendinvestingI spent way too long overthinking my first dividend portfolio. Analysis paralysis is real—there are thousands of stocks, dozens of strategies, and everyone online seems to have a different opinion on yield vs growth. A few things that helped me actually get started: Start with
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