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Take control of your finances with these budgeting tips for young adults + MORE Nov 28th
As you start your career and earn a living, you’ll have to figure out how to manage your money on your own. It’s not uncommon to look at your bank balance and wonder where all your money went, even though you just got paid. That’s why you’ll want to create a budget.
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Can CP Rail still flourish without Bill Ackman or Hunter Harrison? + MORE Dec 7th
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On the same day that Canadians celebrate the country’s 150th birthday, a venerable national institution will get a new leader. Next July 1, Keith Creel will take over as CEO of Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd. (TSX: CP), where he’ll have to continue writing one of corporate C.... More »
What are call options? Why should retirees care about them? + MORE Feb 10th
Amid the tumult of sharply rising interest rates, stubbornly high inflation and geopolitical risks, stocks have continued to slide. The market rout that began in early 2022 has hit retirees and those saving for retirement particularly hard.
Even bonds, usually thought of as a safe haven for .... More »
South Korean cargo ship sits off B.C. coast after company’s financial woes + MORE Sep 1st
PRINCE RUPERT, B.C. – The Port of Prince Rupert says a large container ship is sitting idly in the waters off British Columbia’s northwest coast because the South Korean company that owns the vessel is having financial trouble.
The 255-metre long Hanjin Scarlet arrived at the port Tuesda.... More »
Beware of scary Brexit headlines pushing you to buy gold + MORE Jul 11th
If you thought the Brexit vote was scary, check out the full page newspaper ad that recently appeared in The New York Times recounting all the horrors in the present tense, as if they were still unfolding: The vote “topples” the British government, “crushes” the pound and “wipes away” b.... More »
60 days – 1.75%
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4.5 year – 2.30%
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3.5 year – 2.10%
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40 days – 2.75%
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Welcome to a Long Weekend Reading edition here on My Own Advisor. Earlier this week I wrote about the Mental Side of Debt, discussing how liberating it will be for my wife and I to be debt-free in the next 5-7 years. We invest first every month and with some money leftover we decide to kill debt. I know some fans of this site disagree with this approach but it works for us. I enjoyed Barry Choi’s straight-talk in this post: Crazy things people say about money.
It was a HUGE win for my Sens on Thursday night, I hope they can keep it going. Happy Easter to all readers and supporters of this site!
Fans of this site BrighterLife provided some tips to spring clean your finances.
Boomer & Echo reviewed Carl Richards new book One-Page Financial Plan. I’m looking forward to reading my copy soon.
Nelson Smith wondered on Sustainable Personal Finance it if is wrong to get a tax refund.
Big Cajun Man wrote about active investors fighting back…
Welcome to a Long Weekend Reading edition here on My Own Advisor. Earlier this week I wrote about the Mental Side of Debt, discussing how liberating it will be for my wife and I to be debt-free in the next 5-7 years. We invest first every month and with some money leftover we decide to kill debt. I know some fans of this site disagree with this approach but it works for us. I enjoyed Barry Choi’s straight-talk in this post: Crazy things people say about money.
It was a HUGE win for my Sens on Thursday night, I hope they can keep it going. Happy Easter to all readers and supporters of this site!
Fans of this site BrighterLife provided some tips to spring clean your finances.
Boomer & Echo reviewed Carl Richards new book One-Page Financial Plan. I’m looking forward to reading my copy soon.
Nelson Smith wondered on Sustainable Personal Finance it if is wrong to get a tax refund.
Big Cajun Man wrote about active investors fighting back…
