See if you can you figure this one out (^_-) It’s a variation of the old missing dollar riddle. Three bankers walk into a restaurant and order some curly fries and soft drinks. Their total bill comes to $25. They decide to share the bill and each person pulls out $10. So the waiter takes the $30 and… Read More »
I’m on vacation this week with my parents. We are visiting Alberta and Saskatchewan taking in the scenery. Won’t be back until some time next week. This is also a good opportunity for me to do some research on farmland. If I find something decent I might just purchase a farm before heading back to Vancouver. … Read More »
Big win for Apple yesterday as a jury group ruled that Samsung has infringed on Apple’s patents and should pay Apple over a billion dollars for copying the technologies in iPads and iPhones. For consumers this probably doesn’t change anything in the immediate future. Samsung said they will try to appeal, so this case is just beginning and can… Read More »
Perusing through some of my older posts I found three mini entries where I talk about how we must go through 3 increasingly difficult milestones to reach the pinnacle of financial freedom. I think it’s worth posting again to remind anyone who wants to be financially free some day to ask themselves what freedom really means to them,… Read More »
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 maybe other readers might be wondering the same thing, or would like to add their own comments on a subject. May 20th – from Hamilton, ON… “why is… Read More »
I don’t talk to my mum about our financial situation much. But by watching how she spends her money over the years I’ve picked up a few important tips from her. For example, saving to buy the important things rather than the non-essentials. Although she likes to travel all her life, in the past she only took one… Read More »