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July 25th, 2005

Post Number 100

Whoo Hoo,

Didn’t think I’d get this far, so this is kind of cool to know I have written 100 different rants about finances in Canada and at my house, cool!

I have also seen many good finance web sites (check my blog roll for a few of them), there are some very gifted thinkers out there, but remember you need to plan and do what works for you (and unfortunately, or fortunately, everyone’s financial story is different).

I will be taking some holidays soon, but ’til then we’ll keep on trucking and putting out rants and discussions of debt reduction, taxation oddities, and finances in general. I hope to revamp this page soon, so that it is a little more personal.

Keep reading, and thanks for all the comments! –C8j

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One Response to “Post Number 100”

  1. Canadian Capitalist Says:
    July 25th, 2005 at 6:43 PM

    100 posts is definitely a milestone. Keep ‘em coming and yeah have a nice vacation!!!

    Cheers
    Canadian Capitalist

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