by Andrew | Jun 20, 2017 | Saving Money, Spending
Hey Everyone! I have a great post today from David, the founder of CarUnderstand. He’s offered to share some insights into buying a used car and how to avoid some of the mistakes we all make. Owning a car is a privilege because you can get to many places...
by Andrew | Jun 19, 2017 | Lessons
This past weekend we had a boys day where 3 generations of us boys (Grandpa, my son and I) go out for a burger and hang out. This day had us end up in a lower income area (to quote my police officer friend “You shouldn’t go in that area”). Never the...
by Andrew | Jun 13, 2017 | Net Worth
Net Worth and Financial Freedom Update: May 2017 Welcome to my financial freedom report. This is where I go back over the numbers from the past month and see how things went. I realize that what you focus on expands. So I am making a point to introduce a few new parts...
by Andrew | Jun 6, 2017 | Budgeting, Lessons
Back in December I was playing one of my usual back-to-back games of hockey (I point this out to feel like less of a “money nerd” and more “jock-ish”… it’s not working too well). Like every other game I fell (not so jock-ish). After...
by Andrew | Jun 4, 2017 | General Updates
I have a great giveaway for you today. I was lucky enough to get a copy of Sean Cooper’s Burn Your Mortgage. While I no longer have a mortgage to worry about I did find this book to be a very useful guide to buying a house in Canada and paying it off faster than...
by Andrew | May 30, 2017 | Interviews, Lessons
23 Personal Finance Bloggers Answer: The Personal Finance Book That Had The Biggest Impact On My Life Quick Link Index For The Bests Books On Personal Finance Dear Debt Mixed Up Money Clever Girl Finance Broke Girl Rich Finance Superhero Centsibly Rich Think Save...
by Andrew | May 23, 2017 | Investing, Lessons, Saving Money
I had a long overdue conversation with my financial advisor this past week. For the longest time, I have been putting a little bit of money in to mutual funds. These funds haven’t exactly been performing too well (understatement of the year). To give you a...
by Andrew | May 16, 2017 | Spending
Not all expenses are created equal. Some things we buy and that’s the end of it. Like a cup of coffee. It’s just a coffee. Yet, other expenses are the beginning of a much larger more expensive pursuit. Those expenses are gateway expense. Gateway Expense...
by Allan | May 9, 2017 | Making Money
Hey guys! I have a great post by Dave Chen, owner of Millennial Personal Finance. He’s been putting out some great content for Millennials so make sure to check out his site after your done. Take it away Dave! How to Become an Uber Driver If you are looking for...
