The following examples are recent keywords that random people have typed into their search engines, and have brought them to my freedom 35 blog. I’m posting these inquiries up because other readers might be wondering about the same things. June 16 – from Toronto, ON… “i have a td account will i get charged for taking money out… Read More »
Money and Banks Spain will be getting a bailout package up to €100 billion from the Euro zone. The idea of injecting this new money into the system is to help stabilize the banks and the economy. It sounds like a good idea on paper. Below is a funny comic I found showing the effects of lending money to… Read More »
A recent study about youths was released by the government, and it states that last year 13% of all Canadians between the ages of 15 and 29 weren’t attending school or working. That represents more than 900,000 people. Seems like a big number, but it’s still the lowest percentage of all G7 nations. I don’t think there’s anything wrong… Read More »
When a bank says you’re over indebted it probably means you have too much debt and either have to change your lifestyle dramatically, or file for bankruptcy. Lately there’s been a lot of news coverage about the European debt crisis. I’m going to try and explain what it is and how it will affect us. In some European… Read More »
For a more complete look at Canadian’s net worth including by age group and family type click the following link. https://www.freedomthirtyfiveblog.com/resources/median-and-average-net-worth —————————————————————————– I recently read this article on lsminsurance which says Canadians have a higher net worth than Americans. The data shows that the median net worth per adult in Canada is $89,014. That means $89,014 represents the perfect… Read More »
I went to the Vancouver Resource Investment Conference over the weekend. It was organized by Cambridge House. It was a conference for businesses and investors to come together and discuss all things related to energy, metals, and other resources. Over 500 companies set up booths, and thousands of investors like myself showed up to the exhibit hall. There… Read More »