In today’s post I’ll share my finances and investment performance over the last 3 months. 🙂 My liquid net worth does not include my home, digital currencies, or rental properties. Liquid net worth – July through September Both the TSX and S&P 500 remained relatively flat as they fell last month, wiping out the gains of the previous… Read More »
September options trading review This month I received $1,346 in premiums from selling options. Altogether I have made over $6,000 selling call and put options in my non-registered margin account. The more options I trade the easier it becomes to manage larger positions. 🙂 September trading breakdown Here are some key points from this month. I… Read More »
If you’re planning on traveling to the U.S. to study in a top university, you’ll find that there are plenty of opportunities in this country. However, there’s a lot you’ll want to research before making the leap, so you can be sure to have everything in place. Take a look at 5 things to take care of when… Read More »
One of the great advantages of living in Canada is the generous government benefits system. Had a baby? Take some tax-free child benefits. Lost your job? Apply for employment insurance benefits (EI.) Making low income? There are multiple assistance program for you. 🙂 But one dilemma facing the financial independence/early retire community is whether or not we should… Read More »
Owning a home is one of the biggest investments that a person can make. A home is likely the biggest financial decision that a person will make in their life and it can significantly affect their future. If you are looking to purchase your first home, there are many things that you need to know. Here are the… Read More »
Liberals or Conservatives Is your refrigerator running? If so, I hope it gets a lot of votes. 😉 The federal election is next week. I didn’t watch the recent debate. But I heard it was a train wreck. If the polls are any indication it will be a pretty close race between incumbent Trudeau and O’Toole. Who… Read More »