What a Liberal Government Means for Canadian Investors ? Last week the charismatic Justin Trudeau lead the Liberals to win the 2015 federal election. I’m sure his good looks has nothing to do his popularity and success. 😛 Justin pledged to make meaningful policy changes to the country that could benefit millions. But will his commitments help you? The… Read More »
Purchasing a 100 Oz Silver Bullion Gold and silver may not be good investments, but I consider them to be a form of currency because they store financial value that can be easily exchanged for goods, services, or other currencies relatively quickly. 🙂 The idea of sitting on cash to stay safe and secure sounds innocent enough. But… Read More »
The Profit Motive What is profit? It’s often described as a financial gain, especially the difference between the amount earned and the amount spent in buying, operating, or producing something. For example if the mint makes 25 cent coins, then it should expect quarterly profits. ? But here on Freedom 35 we like to think outside the box. So here’s another definition.… Read More »
Millennials Create Their Own Opportunities Some people believe millennials are the screwed generation because there are no jobs for us. And that we have every right to be angry at the older generation for pillaging public coffers, taking on loads of debt, and leaving the broken economy for the younger generation to fix. . But I don’t see it… Read More »
Best Cities In the World The Economist recently released its new livability scale report. This study compares 140 cities across the world and ranks them based on factors such as political stability, healthcare, safety, and educational resources. Canadian and Australian cities dominated the top 5 spots for having the best koala-ty of life! 😀 Below are the top five cities in the list. Melbourne, Australia… Read More »
Earlier this year a Vancouver house with a $5 million assessed value was put on the market for $6 million. Guess how much it ended up selling for? Hint, it’s in the upscale Shaughnessy neighbourhood. 🙂 After 12 days and multiple bids from 10 prospective buyers the 78 year old home was sold for $8 million, lol. Welcome to Vancouver.… Read More »