Let’s start that plan, eh?
Most folks talk about financial plans in a romantic way, but I want to give you the real financial planning methodology that most of us use.
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Dad, will you ever retire?
In this reflective post, I revisit a personal and pressing question: Will you ever retire? While previous generations, like the Baby Boomers, viewed retirement as a given, today’s economic uncertainty challenges that assumption. With questions… Read More »Dad, will you ever retire?
Budgets, Dark Side of the Moon, Eight Years Later, Palm Sunday and Friday #ShoutOuts
Minister Flaherty’s 2013 budget: Hockey Moms rejoice! Tariffs on Hockey equipment, Golf Clubs, Baby Clothes and more gone. CRA looking for ‘tax cheats’. Training, aboriginal education & infrastructure increased. Balanced budget in 2015?
The Free Market and Mortgages (in Canada)
In 2013, Ottawa pressured banks to pull low-rate mortgages. Here’s how Canadian mortgage regulation still blurs the line between free market and politics. #Mortgage #FreeMarket #CanPoli #CanFin
Investing Mistake: Too Many Eggs in One Basket
I am reading Larry Swedroe’s book Think, Act, and Invest Like Warren Buffett: The Winning Strategy to Help You Achieve Your Financial and Life Goals (I will be writing a review about it soon), but… Read More »Investing Mistake: Too Many Eggs in One Basket
