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Happy 20th Anniversary

With over 20 years of personal finance blogging, this site has evolved from a broad collection of thoughts into a focused financial and personal journal. Initially covering everything under the sun, the author now writes selectively about family and finances, disabilities (especially the RDSP), and unique financial insights. While monetization was never a priority, the blog remains an open letter to family and self about money.

Looking ahead, the focus is on rewriting and optimizing older content, using AI tools for SEO and social media automation. A growing interest in Money & Dementia will bring new perspectives, shaped by personal experiences with a loved one’s decline. Whether you’re here for financial wisdom or personal reflection, this blog continues to share meaningful insights for those navigating life’s financial challenges.

Keywords: Personal finance blogging, RDSP, family finances, financial insights, SEO optimization, money and dementia, financial storytelling

Verb the Noun

Verb the Noun! Financially

The “Verb the Noun” formula has become a staple of modern catchphrases, from political slogans to financial advice. This article explores its impact on personal finance, crafting memorable phrases like “Pay the Debt”, “Secure the Future”, and “Invest in Yourself.” While some phrases work well, others—like “Throttle the TFSA” or “Crunch the CRA”—may not be as effective. The takeaway? Catchy slogans can be fun, but real financial success requires action, not just words.

Keywords: Verb the Noun, financial catchphrases, money management, personal finance, saving, investing, debt repayment

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Curing Autism

Explore the complex discussion of curing autism and the misconceptions surrounding it in this insightful blog post.
#Autism #Cure

COBOL Punch Cards

COBOL and Finance

When it comes to money being collected or paid, be sure that COBOL is the last step before a transaction transpires. When does it’s world begin? May 20, 1875
#COBOL #DOGE

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Bribe From Doug

Wondering what to do with your $200 bribe from the Ontario Provincial Government? Explore responsible choices like paying off debt or supporting a charity.

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