Category: Single Money

Most investors are interested in a definitive answer to question of when is the best time to invest in the stock market. And for good reason. After all, no one – and I mean no one – ever wants to lose money. We work very hard for our paycheques. It stands to reason that you […]

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There’s no doubt about it. Anyone who’s slightly aware of the news is hearing that things aren’t good, that we’re heading into a recession, that inflation is climbing, and all other manner of negative stuff about personal finance. You know what I want you to do about it? I want you to take things one […]

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Truth be told, retirement is a bank balance. People commonly think that of retirement in terms of an age. Traditionally, it’s been age 65 and lately it’s been cropping up to age 70. For a little while in the 90s, age 55 was the catchy second half of a very successful marketing campaign called Freedom […]

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For the past 2 years, I’ve been reading articles the lack of housing affordability and the impact of an empty-house tax. In short, fewer and fewer people can afford to rent property at current prices. This is troubling for a lot of reasons. Allow me to say that I’m not an expert in this area. […]

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I have a secret to share with you… I think that a little bit of pessimism goes a long way towards achieving financial independence. When most of us start working, we’re chipper and happy and excited to be getting a paycheque. It’s lovely to have some spending power! And most of us use that power […]

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