Cost Per Use and your Finances
The real value of any implement is cost per use. If you use something once, the cost is what you paid for it, and so on.
The real value of any implement is cost per use. If you use something once, the cost is what you paid for it, and so on.
Sometimes the best financial advice comes from the least expected places like a comedian joking about Canadian banks. This post walks through the author’s shift toward passive investing, holding dividend-paying bank stocks, and building a DRIP strategy within TD Waterhouse. The result? A hybrid strategy with both index funds and long-term blue-chip stocks. Learn how passive investing in Canada can be both simple and surprisingly profitable, even when it starts with a punchline.
There are many ways to save while at University but the creation of a Beer Bed from empties has to be the most inventive I can remember.
For die hard NHL fans, puck drop is near! The strike is almost forgotten with Hockey back on our TV screens. Dropping the puck & adding spice to our TV stew is what we crave. Let’s hope Mr. Fehr & Mr. Bettman stay away!