I was reading the news on how in 2009 anyone 18 years or older can place up to $5000 annually into what is being dubbed as a Tax Free Savings Account (TFSA) here in Canada. From what I gathered, you can essentially earn and withdraw money from these accounts without any worry of being taxed.
I just took this silly online test for fun which was suppose to find out how much money someone would have to pay you to say do something you would normally be against. I was looking at the scoreboard and it seems like people had price tags such as $250,000 or even one billion dollars.
Over the weekend I was talking to a person who was looking to buy a GPS device of some sort for his car. He mentioned that he didn’t really need it but felt that it would make his car complete and may be useful in the future. I used to do things like that when
I have been getting some unexpected amount of money as a result of Chinese New Years and it got me thinking on how I usually treat these types of funds as invisible for the most part. What I mean by that is that I personally don’t consider it as reserved money to make planned purchases
I’m sure everyone has heard of that writer’s strike that took place and as a result a lot of people in the entertainment industry were left without work. Since there is usually a lot of filming that is done here in Vancouver, I usually meet quite a few people who of course try to work
This episode was a lot more timid compared to the last couple of episodes. Continuing from last time, Omarosa was moved to Empresario and it was decided that Marilu Henner would move to Hydra. The task this time around was that the two teams would appear live on the QVC shopping channel and would have