Einstein and Finance ?
I did a few articles a while ago, and I will be pointing to them along the way, but what the heck does Einstein and Finance have in common? Well let’s first look at one… Read More »Einstein and Finance ?
Sunday Thought: Lent is coming
Yup, that happy time in the Christian calendar when we can choose to change ourselves for the better. We can remove something we know we shouldn’t be doing, remove something we like doing to show… Read More »Sunday Thought: Lent is coming
Rant: Ontario Clean Air Tests
What was the point of the Ontario Clean Air tests for cars? Not really sure, at first it was a tax grab, but after that it wasn’t so clear.
Is the Smith Manoeuvre Still Worth It? A Canadian Perspective
The Smith Manoeuvre is a controversial Canadian tax strategy that converts non-deductible mortgage interest into tax-deductible investment loan interest. This article explores the basics of the Smith Manoeuvre, discusses why some financial professionals caution against it, and reflects on how interest rates and risk tolerance influence its viability. Originally written in 2007, this piece remains relevant today as more Canadians look for aggressive tax strategies. We also explore what insiders joke about behind the scenes and why many DIY investors misunderstand the complexity and risk behind the maneuver.
Shopping at the Boutique
In my house shopping at the boutique is a code phrase for going shopping at the local thrift store. You would be amazed at what you can find there.
