I’ve always viewed money and personal finances differently than my friends. I bought my first house when I was 19 and was contributing to both an RRSP and a non-registered account while my friends were buying brand new trucks and the latest electronic gadgets. I focused on getting ahead early in my career while my friends…
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Concern for man and his fate must always form the chief interest of all technical endeavours. Smart man, Albert Einstein. But is it naive and optimistic to apply such a mantra to the world of business, or perish the thought the financial markets? Well, in a word, when we are thinking about the fate of…
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Today is the final day to vote for us in the Championship round of March Money Madness at Free Money Finance. please take a moment to vote by leaving a comment of Tactics. Budgeting Mike at The Financial Blogger presents How Many Weeks Can You Hold On Without Working?, saying “Will your emergency fund cover…
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The total debt per consumer in Canada increased 5.6% in the last year -Source. After the recent FTC ruling in the United States (which prohibits debt settlement servicers to charge a fee unless a debt is altered, restructured, or settled), it’s no surprise that many companies are looking elsewhere for less a regulated turf. In…
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Alan has a post in the Championship round of March Money Madness at Free Money Finance. I would love if you took a couple seconds to head over there and vote by leaving a comment of Tactics. Not only would we love to win the tournament, but we’ll also get more money donated to the…
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