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Financial Management

This $200000 Rubber Duck Is An Interesting Conversation About Money

So apparently here in Canada there is a controversy of sorts where this large rubber duck was purchased using tax payer dollars to make and transport it to a Redpath Waterfront Festival to help celebrate Canada’s 150th birthday. The total cost is apparently a whopping $200,000 for the large rubber duck. One side argues it’s

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Financial Management

Asking For Rent Money On The Streets Makes Me Think of Lifestyle Adjustment Plans

It’s not uncommon to see people asking for money on the streets where socially if you have money to spare then your one dollar can probably go a long way towards helping another. However, seeing this today kind of surprised me as this person had a sign saying that they needed $800 to pay for

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Financial Management

The Thought of Buying Food Like Avocado Can Wreck You Financially

I thought this was kind of amusing in many ways where on various sites they were talking about how the price of avocados are supposed to rise due to the short supply of it. There were even articles that said things like if you want to buy a house then stop buying avocados. That’s kind

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Business

When You See One Thing Producing So Much More Than The Other

I was a little shocked today as I was looking at some reports for one of my projects where the income of it just overtook a bunch of other things that I have been doing for awhile. This made me happy in the sense of I actually wasn’t even focusing on it too much in

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Financial Management

Looking At The Ingredients To Save Money Too

The other day I bought one of those Holy Crap cereal bags from the grocery store which is pretty pricey for such a small bag. The item isn’t exactly cooked or prepared in any ways as it is simply a bunch of stuff thrown together in the bag such as chia seeds and dried fruit.

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Financial Management

Is An Extra $200 A Month All You Need To Be Debt Free

So I was reading this article today that talked about how most people in Canada on average are about $200 short a month from being able to fully pay off their bills to debt free. While that doesn’t sound like it is too much in the big picture, it made me think if $200 extra

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