Interesting phrase I heard today while watching a couple of financial management related videos on people’s takes on what it takes nowadays to remain debt free. I guess we all heard of the phrase “Live within your means†which essentially means that you shouldn’t say buy things that you can’t realistically afford. Example, using your
This sounds like it would take a lot of time and knowledge to successfully pull off. I suppose it’s not uncommon for people to buy certain food products based on the notion that you need to eat certain things to stay healthy. Basically, buying your fruits and vegetables as well as frozen or can goods.
It’s been quite awhile now that the Canadian dollar has been higher than the US dollar. I was expecting some kind of noticeable change such as maybe items from various stores becoming cheaper here. However, for the most part everything seems to be the same. The only real difference I noticed personally is that paying
Of course it’s Valentines day today which means for many couples it’s time to spend some hard earned cash in an effort to woo one another. What I did find interesting was how apparently even singles spent so much money on this day as well. While you would think this day should be irrelevant for
This was kind of a food for thought point I heard today. Usually when people save money they do so without really thinking on how exactly they intend to use it. For example, it’s like a person saving $1000 a month with the intent that they will spend it when they retire so that they
I was just reading some information of local entrepreneurs and the types businesses that they do. To my surprise, I was reading about a couple of people who make a living as a venture capitalist of sort with as little as $15,000 in the savings. To me that just seemed like such a small figure