Except for Day 1, there was nothing in the box. We have learned a lot about Personal Finance. Let’s open the box for day 14.
In the box is a Stock Certificate for ACME Buggy Whips. That’s odd to find in our calendar, but it signifies the importance of being diligent with your investments. Advent is an excellent time of year. It is a good period to re-balance your investments. Make sure you are not too heavily weighted in any one area. Check if this is your plan. Examine your investments. Is this an area you think you should still be in? Do some research on how and where you are invested. Make sure it is still relevant. I’m sure in 1900, ACME Buggy Whips was an excellent investment. It might not be today.
Unless you have a portfolio designed to need little monitoring, stay up to date with your investments.
Personal Finance Advent Calendar
- Advent it Begins Again!
- Day 1: Running Shoes
- Day 2: TFSA
- Day 3: A Safety Deposit Box
- Day 4: What is in your Safety Deposit Box?
- Day 5: Your Will in a box
- Day 6: A Credit Card Bill
- Day 7: A Pointing Finger (Points)
- Day 8: A Lamb
- Day 9: Your Child's Diploma
- Day 10: A Cane
- Day 11: A Home Inventory List
- Day 12: A Bank Passbook
- Day 13 (new) A Puzzle Piece or Day 13: A Pair of Tiny Shoes (budgeting)
- Day 14: A Stock Certificate for ACME Buggy Whips
- Day 15: A Kettle (Charity)
- Day 16: A Coffin
- Day 17: A Scroll of Household Fix Ups
- Day 18: A QR Code -or- Day 18: A Wii Fit
- Day 19: A Library Card
- Day 20: A House Plan
- Day 21: A Feather
- Day 22: DVD of the Shawshank Redemption
- Day 23: A Tuning Fork
- Day 24: A Happy Face
- Day 25: Merry Christmas
