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Category: MONEY MINDSET
How to file your taxes in Canada for Beginners
How to file your taxes in Canada for Beginners It is not necessary to be an experienced CPA in order to do your own tax filing Sarah, our new contributor, shares her first-time experience of filing
Subscribe To Your Retirement Plans And Investments
Subscribe To Your Retirement Plans And Investments Subscription services are the latest way to attract new customers and build a strong customer base. You can play all you want for $10 per month. $20? You can watch every
The 4% Rule is the Easy Answer to “How much do I need for retirement?”
The 4% Rule is the Easy Answer to “How much do I need for retirement?” The 4% rule, or the 4% safe withdrawal rate or just “The SWR” is a concept in the early retirement world.
How To Earn More Money And Grow Your Career In Five Easy Steps
How To Earn More Money And Grow Your Career In Five Easy Steps You’ve probably heard this a thousand times: In order to build wealth, one must spend less money than they earn. This is a good piece
Personal Finance: The Most Important Truth
Personal Finance: The Most Important Truth In the last six weeks, I have been working hard on my “Introduction to Financial Independence and Early Retirement” project for Audio and Great Courses. It was a challenge — and a lot
Side Hustles – The Good, Bad And Ugly
Side Hustles – The Good, Bad And Ugly Recently, I have been reading in my spare time (which isn’t much). Side HustleThe new book by my friend Chris Guillebeau. Since CG is a close friend, I don’t think
What are the short-term investing strategies available in Canada?
What are the short-term investing strategies available in Canada? It’s not necessary to spend a lot of money to secure your financial future It’s very likely that we will have different savings goals over the course
You can contribute up to a Thousands Extra Roth Dollars Every Year
You can contribute up to a Thousands Extra Roth Dollars Every Year You might want to consider the Mega Roth IRA if you are a high-earner looking for a tax-advantaged investment option that sounds more Transformer-like than a
What is, was, and will be with my mixed up money
What is, was, and will be with my mixed up money To be purposeful is to acknowledge that each dollar spent is worth it. Last week, I asked you what you would like to read for
Why I Keep a Money Journal
Why I Keep a Money Journal Writing down your goals is a powerful way to improve your chances of achieving them. Since middle school I have kept a diary. The journal used to give a glimpse into
