We sometimes hear about how Canada’s debt is over $600 billion, and it’s going to hit new highs in the next couple of years, and how it’s so unfair to leave all this massive debt to future generations. But I don’t think it’s that big of a deal. I’m sure in the 1980’s when our parents were younger,… Read More »
It seems like other bloggers are doing their year end goals reviews so here’s mine. In January I set out to accomplish 6 goals by the end of this year. Let’s see how I did. 1) Make at least $4,000 more than last year. (Pass) Got a small raise at work. But the biggest factor to this number is… Read More »
Earlier this year I blogged about why I was interested about farmland investing. And earlier this month I posted about how I was really close to buying my first farm. Well drum roll please because earlier this week I officially became a farm owner 😉 That doesn’t mean I’m a farmer though. I still live in the city, but… Read More »
Let’s spend this day not thinking about money and just be mindful of those less fortunate, be grateful of the stuff and people we have, and give thanks that the world didn’t end on the 21st like some have predicted 😀 Happy holidays and seasons greetings :0)
The average value of farmland in Saskatchewan increased by 9.1% during the first half of 2012 according to Farm Credit Canada. Annualized that’s 18.2% growth per year. I heard about farmland being a good long term investment at the beginning of this year but had no idea the momentum would continue to be so strong despite all the… Read More »
I was listening to the local radio station yesterday and during the business news section, heard about something called the Santa Claus Rally. It’s basically a term to describe a rally in the stock market during the holiday season, or more specifically the last 5 trading days of the year and the first 2 of the new year… Read More »