Thanks to its constant liquidity – the fact investors will always want to trade it – gold has been at the core of global financial systems for millennia. No war or natural disaster has ever been able to take away gold’s shine. In times of political crisis or economic uncertainty, investors usually turn to gold as their primary… Read More »
Though the housing market has been in recovery, it’s still a tough time to try to sell a house. If you are considering putting your house on the market or you are in the midst of it, it pays to know a few things about what it takes to successfully sell and move out of your house. To… Read More »
The following is a guest post by Jacob, a PhD student in financial planning. Have you ever noticed that the way you “should” do things, according to societal norms, is often the most screwed up backwards way to find success at anything? Consumerism is especially bad in our first world environment. Society encourages you to buy things you… Read More »
Car insurance premiums vary depending on province. From British Columbia to Prince Edward Island auto insurance can cost a surprisingly different amount! Travel from one end of Canada to the other and other than a lot of boring stuff in the middle you will find average car insurance premiums can vary greatly from one province to another if you ask.… Read More »
This is a guest post by Peter Thompson. He is the founder of the boutique firm GreenWorld Forestry and Farmland Investments. GreenWorld concentrates on offering “real assets”, and greenworldbvi.com have been particularly popular. For a small investor with an adversity to risk it is very difficult to find investments that keep up with real inflation. By real inflation, we… Read More »