Canada Day is here!
In Canada we enjoy many things, and here for your enjoyment is my ode to Personal Finance in Canada:
C is for the Cash, which of course is King
A is Accounts which you should have opened (TFSA, RRSP, RESP, RDSP, etc.,)
N is nervous which you should not be if you have a solid financial plan
A is for Accountant like Blunt Bean Counter, which you should consult if things get complicated
D is for Debt, the scourge of us all
A is for Assets, the one thing we should all be accumulating (useful assets that is)
For your enjoyment, William Shatner sings Oh Canada (another former Montrealer):
Other Canada Days
- In 2006 I gave a rather demure Happy Canada Day Cheer
- 2007 was another fine Happy Canada Day kind of year.
- In 2008 we started showing a big Canadian Flag Happy Canada Day
- For 2009 Happy Canada Day mentioned that July 1st is moving day in Montreal
- Happy Canada Day 2010 has another big flag and some of the NFB vignettes
- In 2012 we start with NFB vignettes to celebrate Canada Day
- Canada Day in 2013 just had a big flag
- What was exciting in 2014? Happy Canada Day for one!
- Happy Canada Day 2015 with a definition of Canada as well
- Happy Canada Day and Best Mid-Year Financial Stories for 2016, lots of stuff here, even a Preet video!
- In 2017 Plenty of Happy Canada Day revelry to celebrate Canada 150
- With the arrival of 2020 one more Happy Canada Day post
Fourth of July
We mustn’t forget our family down south.
- What does the 4th of July mean to Canadians? Not as much as Americans, but it does look like a fun party to watch.
- What is the 4th of July is a follow-on to the previous post.
