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Scotiabank | Financial Literacy Month Wrap-Up

This Financial Literacy Month, we need to evolve our money mindset. November’s Financial Literacy Month, and it gives us a real opportunity to take a look at our books and what we’re trying to do with our resources at hand. School. Kids. A new home or retirement—goals quickly become pipe dreams if we don’t know… Continue reading Scotiabank | Financial Literacy Month Wrap-Up

The 2016 100

I can’t even lie, guys—coming up with a list of 100 goals for the fourth year in a row was hard — ridiculously so. I’m a very different me than I was when The 2013 100 came out, back when free time was still an abundant commodity I didn’t even know I was taking for… Continue reading The 2016 100

Caveat Emptor

“Caveat emptor.” I seem to have a thing for Latin, which is ironic since I didn’t take to it so well when I studied it many moons ago. This time around, the phrase is one that means “buyer beware”. The success of the things we do in life and how awesome the lifestyles we lead… Continue reading Caveat Emptor

Rich Dad, Poor YOU

Last Updated: November 9, 2020 Update: Since this piece came out, Robert Kiyosaki found himself subject to a class-action lawsuit due to the irresponsible information shared in the Rich Dad, Poor Dad seminars, and his company Rich Global LLC filed for bankruptcy. Though I haven’t dived into too much financial blogging since, I have espoused… Continue reading Rich Dad, Poor YOU

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