There just seemed to be a lot of articles out recently that talks about how people ranging from people with well paying corporate jobs to say lottery winners that always seem to have nothing left at the end of the day, so to speak. As usual, they got criticized about how they should have invested
Of course that earthquake in Japan has had an impact on every market in the world. As usual, you hear things like the market is plummeting and all as every is pulling out due to the disasters. I think the natural reaction is most people say you shouldn’t invest in anything all at. With that
I guess the Canadian dollar is continuing to get higher. As a result, I am reading all these articles about people who are going to go south of the border for either a shopping spree or purchasing more luxurious trip packages. The first thing that jumped on my mind in reading comments like that is
I was watching a casual interview today about two brothers that created a business with a little less than $400 dollars and had virtually no form of training or expertise in the industry they chose to do business in. Interestingly enough, they have grown to a multi-million dollar operation where they have stores at multiple
I was told about this apartment of sort where one of the rooms in the building was being sold for a very good price. From the sale price alone it seemed like it was half of what you would expect to pay for something similar. Therefore, even if you didn’t plan to occupy and live
Recently a person was telling me that he got offered to attend this special session that was hosted and paid for by his bank that was supposed to teach people what they can do when it comes to investing their money. The person has well over $300,000 in pure savings in the bank and so