Monthly Archives: October 2015

Get Comfortable Being Emotionally Uncomfortable

The One Simple Rule to Win at Life! People are programmed to pursue physical, psychological, and emotional security and comfort. However, if we give into our natural tendencies to always take the easy route then we won’t have a very meaningful or fulfilling life. That’s why it’s necessary to do what’s emotionally most uncomfortable. So if we want… Read More »

What a Liberal Government Means for Canadian Personal Finances

What a Liberal Government Means for Canadian Investors ? Last week the charismatic Justin Trudeau lead the Liberals to win the 2015 federal election. I’m sure his good looks has nothing to do his popularity and success. 😛 Justin pledged to make meaningful policy changes to the country that could benefit millions. But will his commitments help you? The… Read More »

Royal Canadian Mint’s 100 Oz Silver Bar Review

Purchasing a 100 Oz Silver Bullion Gold and silver may not be good investments, but I consider them to be a form of currency because they store financial value that can be easily exchanged for goods, services, or other currencies relatively quickly. 🙂 The idea of sitting on cash to stay safe and secure sounds innocent enough. But… Read More »

Richest 1% owns half the world’s wealth: Credit Suisse

The annual world’s wealth report by Credit Suisse financial group was recently released. For the first time in history, the top 1% of the world’s richest now owns 50% of all the wealth. And I bet they’re working hard to get the rest, lol. 😀 Here are some of the highlights I found interesting from the report. Wealth is defined… Read More »

The Illusion of Debt

Debt is Freedom I once read in a book, “the borrower is slave to the lender” Proverb 22:7. But I don’t see it that way. I think debt is simply a loan between a borrower and a lender which usually involves a contract to pay back the loan over time. Nobody is a slave to anyone in this… Read More »