I was just reading some stories about people who are financially well off or say just won/inherited a lot of wealth and as a result so many people came out of the woodwork such as family members they never knew they had or friends that they have never seen in decades. Of course, they all
I knew that today there was this auction taking place where a computer company of some sort went bankrupt and so all of its remaining valuables were to be auctioned off to the highest bidder. The auction was actually taking place simultaneously in-person and online as people were able to bid against each other. I
I don’t know about everyone else, but I remember when I was a kid sharing items and buying things in bulk-like sizes with my friends saved us a lot of money. For example, when it came to video games we always tried to not buy the same thing as each other because we could simply
Just to quickly answer the questions that I have been receiving about this from my Canadian readers, I can’t seem to be able to use Netfile either at this time as it does seem to be having troubles with its site that is preventing everyone from being able to file their tax returns online. They
Now this is something that can be very true for most things in general and when it comes to financial management matters it’s actually overlooked by many people. If you were doing something such as starting a business, what a lot of people attempt to do first is to try and surround themselves with other
I just watched a news segment that was talking about the shrinking middle class in Canada and how the gap between the rich and the poor has overwhelmingly been increased over the past few years. They then showed statistics on how much the salaries of high ranking executives have increased whereas average workers have say