I haven’t been following the news too much about the Scotland referendum, but it was unavoidable today as it was all over the news and social media. It got me curious to read more about the situation as years ago there was a referendum here in Canada where the province of Quebec was voting to
I saw this video from the Wall Street Journal site today revolving around the theme on how one could make $400,000 a year and still feel broke. You can see the video at http://www.wsj.com/video/do-you-make-400000-a-year-but-feel-broke/387CA8E8-2C0F-449B-8F8F-7BBCF70EE954.html I don’t know if this is supposed to be serious or a form of satire comedy. Example, $500 a week on
So recently a person asked me to do some public research in regards to the BC teacher’s strike as there was this site called bcparentinfo.ca that was created as a way for the government to communicate to the public on what is going on with the labor dispute. What stood out to me was that
I was reading a story today of a person who really wanted to start their own business as ultimately they want to help others. However, financially this would cause the person potential hardship as whenever you create your own business you are in that not knowing when your next pay cheque will be scenario when
Time just flew by today as I found myself spending hours non-stop working on a project where since it was for a volunteer event I don’t exactly make an income out of it. That then made me think how fortunately I do have residual income sources and that this is something that everyone should try
I was reading an interesting story today about a person named Dr. Emil Chynn who apparently went with the life route of making sure your career is all good first so that you will be financially ready for love and to start a family. Apparently he hasn’t had much luck and even went to extremes