Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff with Debt â„¢
Don’t sweat the small stuff with debt is possibly the most irresponsible thing any financial professional could tell a client, yet it continues to happen.
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Ten Things I Have Said That Have Saved Me Money
Sometimes all it takes is an off-hand comment that has saved me money in life.
Falling 37 Km is like All Things Financial
Congrats to Felix Baumgartner for showing it is possible to fall 37 Km and live to talk about it, and while watching it, all I could think of was, “It takes a hell of a… Read More »Falling 37 Km is like All Things Financial
Defections, Lost Tapes and #Zombie Tweets
Resurrecting finance and current event commentary with a Twitter twist, this post dives into the strange but true stories of Cuban soccer defections, lost TD customer tapes, and Canada’s now-infamous maple syrup scandal. All delivered with tongue-in-cheek flair under the banner of “Zombie Tweets,” it brings back old-but-gold finance posts on debt, payday loans, and financial foolishness—reminding readers that personal finance doesn’t have to be boring (or undead). It’s a timeline where soccer, syrup, and social media collide.
Keywords: zombie tweets, personal finance Canada, data breach TD Bank, Cuban defection, maple syrup scandal, payday loans, Twitter roundup, financial humour
Leftovers, Casinos, E.Coli and Friday #Shoutouts
Nothing more exciting than leftovers from a Thanksgiving dinner, so how about leftovers from financial articles?
