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December 25th, 2008

Merry Christmas 2008

Merry Christmas

I wish all my readers a Merry Christmas on this day. I wish you all joy and happiness.

For your reading pleasure while I enjoy this time for family here is a recap of the Advent Calendar.

Personal Finance Advent Calendar

  • Day 1: Empty Box
  • Day 2: TFSA
  • Day 3: A Safety Deposit Box
  • Day 4: What’s in your Safety Deposit Box?
  • Day 5: Your Will in a box
  • Day 6: A Credit Card Bill
  • Day 7: A Pointing Finger (Points)
  • Day 8: A Lamb
  • Day 9: Your Child’s Diploma
  • Day 10: A Cane
  • Day 11: A Home Inventory List
  • Day 12: A Bank Pasbook
  • Day 13: A Pair of Tiny Shoes (budgeting)
  • Day 14: A Stock Certificate for ACME Buggy Whips
  • Day 15: A Kettle (Charity)
  • Day 16: A Coffin
  • Day 17: A Scroll of Household Fix Ups
  • Day 18: A Wii Fit
  • Day 19: A Library Card
  • Day 20: A House Plan
  • Day 21: A Feather
  • Day 22: DVD of the Shawshank Redemption
  • Day 23: A Tuning Fork
  • Day 24: A Happy Face
  • Day 25: A Box of Chocolate Loonies

    • Enjoy the Holiday.

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