I have been battling a financial addiction since 2008. It has unfortunately gotten worse every year 😐 I just kept going back for more, and couldn’t help myself. The potential harm of this long term abuse came up in a discussion recently when a friend in Toronto asked me what would happen if I lost my job 😕… Read More »
In the beginning of 2013 I set out 6 financial goals to complete by the end of the year. Time to recap. 1) Increase net worth by $50,000. Pass 😀 North American stock markets had double digit gains in 2013. Bumper crop in the prairie provinces pushed farmland values to new highs 🙂 Real estate market in Canada also performed… Read More »
New year, new challenges. I will do my best to tackle the six financial goals listed below which are similar in nature to last year’s goals. I’ve also included 2 additional stretch goals. These stretch goals will be super challenging so I don’t except to achieve them but it would be a real bonus if I did :0)… 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 »
Sorry for this late update. I could make elaborate excuses, but let’s not waste your time (*^_^*;) The following details are my financial summary for the month of January, 2012. The first month of the year is when the gov’t assesses our home’s values. This is also the time I make adjustments to my apartment value for my net… Read More »
Better late than never right. (・_・;) Here is what I propose to accomplish by the end of 2012. 1) Make at least $4,000 more than last year. This shall come from a combination of my 2 jobs, tutoring, and dividend income. If I can get just $1000 increase from each income source then I’ll be hunky-dory. 2) Put $10,000… Read More »