RDSP Update! Whoopin’ it up! The money has appeared in my son’s RDSP account, after it’s overland route across two accounts, but unfortunately, as I suspected, I can only look at the balance and see… Read More »RDSP the Money Flows (in)
The budget deficit and the national debt are two different values, although the first adds to the second, but many times the media seem to mix them up.
A short raga (i.e. train of thought post) about value, and how seeing that a Hockey Sweater is sold for a lot, does to you on a day where you haven’t had enough sleep. Value… Read More »A Philosophical Raga About Value
Time waits for no one, and while time can be a huge asset when it comes to financial planning, make sure you start early to take full advantage.
The Big Cajun Man proposes two unconventional methods to curb chronic overspending. The first, a Financial Shock Collar, delivers a painful shock to the wearer at the point of purchasing as a deterrent. The second is a self-destructing credit/debit card. Upon usage, the card emits a loud warning and explodes within seconds, creating an instant deterrent and acting as a security measure in case the card is stolen. These conceptually radical solutions highlight the drastic measures some may need to take to control their overspending tendencies.
