Let’s start that plan, eh?
Most folks talk about financial plans in a romantic way, but I want to give you the real financial planning methodology that most of us use.
Dad, will you ever retire?
Continuing with my lazy rehash rummaging through the archives, here is another interesting (if simple) post asking a very tough question. I think the topic of retirement is a while off for me, but it is much… Read More »Dad, will you ever retire?
Budgets, Dark Side of the Moon, Eight Years Later, Palm Sunday and Friday #ShoutOuts
Minister Flaherty’s 2013 budget: Hockey Moms rejoice! Tariffs on Hockey equipment, Golf Clubs, Baby Clothes and more gone. CRA looking for ‘tax cheats’. Training, aboriginal education & infrastructure increased. Balanced budget in 2015?
The Free Market and Mortgages (in Canada)
Recently we have had two different lenders come up with “cut-rate” Mortgage (BMO and Manulife) “deals” and both have now withdrawn those “deals” after urging from the Government (specifically the Department of Finance (and in… Read More »The Free Market and Mortgages (in Canada)
Investing Mistake: Too Many Eggs in One Basket
I am reading Larry Swedroe’s book Think, Act, and Invest Like Warren Buffett: The Winning Strategy to Help You Achieve Your Financial and Life Goals (I will be writing a review about it soon), but… Read More »Investing Mistake: Too Many Eggs in One Basket
