Articles tagged with: books
everyday life »
So I’m surfing through the ‘net trying to keep my mind occupied and not on the fact that my Hunter is at the AVC alone in the dark likely (shit that didn’t work).. anyhow, and I came across a link to Google Books.
This is the first link that I came across here was from Popular Mechanics and I must say that it was pretty interesting (well, other than the first ad I noticed was for a blackhead extractor of some sort that looked like a dirty needle). Anyhow.. the magazine …
everyday life, save money »
I’m really not sure how eating chocolate bars and reading magazines go hand in hand, but that’s not stopping Mars from promoting their new offer that if you buy 4 specially marked Mars® Multi 4 Packs Regular or Caramel packages.. you get a free year of magazine subscriptions to either:
Style at Home
Canadian Living
Homemakers
Decormag, Madame
Coup de Pouce.
Not sure about 1/2 of those.. but Canadian Living and Homemakers are likely good ones?
Hit up the link or click on the pic for more details!
https://secure.greatcanadianmagazines.com/mars/
make money, save money »
As you may or may not know, I am currently employing the SM (Smith Manoevre) on my mortgage and I’m very excited to do so. In my opinion, right now is a great time to invest.. and there is no better way to build wealth then by deploying a leveraged strategy using OPM (Other Peoples Money!). Again this is my opinion, and one which I know some agree with, and lots don’t agree with. However one thing is for sure.. I am going to try to make the best decisions …
make money, stocks »
So I’ve just finished (last night) reading the Wealthy Barber by David Chilton. I honestly don’t think that it can be understated how much I think it’s important that EVERY CANADIAN reads this book. I know a lot of people summarize and think “oh.. that’s the guy that wants me to save 10% of my income.. I can’t do that!” .. well, I won’t go into that discussion.. but I can almost guarantee you can… and if you do, wow.. will you ever be rewarded years down the road.
Well, as …
everyday life, make money, save money »
I love personal finance books, and since every financial blog I read talks about how good ‘The Wealthy Barber’ was by David Chilton, I decided that I’d have to go to the local library and give it a read.
I’m glad I did.
Now I should mention that I’m not finished the book yet, but I already like it as I’m about half way through it. It really hammers down a bunch of points which I already know.. but always good to know that it’s a smart thing to do and gives …




