Robert Baillieul, B.Comm.

Robert Baillieul is Editor-in-Chief of IncomeInvestors.com. There, he oversees a talented team of financial editors and analysts. Together, they scour the market to find the best income ideas for readers. Robert is an advocate for a group of companies he calls his “Forever Assets.” Put simply, this is a group of stocks you can buy today and own for the rest of your life. These businesses have created wealth not just over weeks or years, but for generations. When you own names like these, you no longer have to worry about inflation or bear markets. Many of these firms have paid dividends to shareholders for over a century. For this reason, some of the world’s wealthiest investors — including Bill Gates, George Soros, and Warren Buffett — hold these stocks in their portfolios. Robert holds a Bachelor of Commerce from Saint Mary’s University. Prior to joining IncomeInvestors.com, he worked as a risk analyst at TD Securities. Robert’s common-sense investment commentary has been featured in a number of publications, including Slate, MarketWatch, and The National Post. You can follow him on Twitter @RBaillieul. Email: [email protected]

Robert Baillieul's Articles

5 Ways A Donald Trump Presidency Could Impact Your Money

How a Donald Trump Presidency Could Affect Your Wallet The Donald Trump Presidency begins next week, and it could have a big impact on your money. The President-elect has talked about everything from tax reform to ending Obamacare. And given.

1 Top Dividend Stock For the Next 100 Years

1 Dividend Stock to Own Forever? Today I’m going to share one dividend stock that you could literally buy and hold forever. Several billionaires own stakes in this business. Some of the world’s smartest investors—including Eric Sprott, Ken Griffin, and.

Credit Card Debt Nears Pre-Recession Levels: Study

U.S. Households Rack Up $971.1 Billion in Credit Card Debt The U.S. economy seems to be humming along nicely, but one number suggests that many Americans are struggling financially: credit card debt. Households added $21.9 billion in credit card debt.

Household Debt Reaches Another Scary Record: Study

Household Debt Nears Pre-Recession Levels Frugality and minimalism may be the hottest trends nowadays, but one study says Americans are racking up more household debt than ever. The total debt owed by U.S. consumers is nearing a pre-recession high of.

This Is Why Gold Stocks Are Getting Crushed Today

Dollar Knocks Gold Prices Below $1,200 Gold prices plunged to a 10-month low on Thursday, sparking a selloff in the price of gold stocks across the board. The drop follows a two-day meeting by the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC)..


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