Solution Seekers

Thought I’d share another helpful tip from the recent seminar I went to 😉 If we think like the rich, and act like the rich, then wouldn’t it make sense that eventually we will become the rich? Yup, I think this makes a lot of sense 😀 For example rich people don’t say “I can’t afford that.” Instead, they ask… Read More »

Canadian Farmland Values Growing Faster Than Ever – 22% in 2013

Earlier this month Farm Credit Canada published its annual farmland values report 🙂 Across the country farmland values on average increased 22.1% in 2013. Great Scott! 😯 Saskatchewan farms experienced the biggest jump of 28.5% Blimey! (゜o゜) That represents an 89% increase since 2011. A couple of years ago I explained on this blog why Saskatchewan had the most investment potential due to its growing resource… Read More »

Top Finance Blogs and Seminar

Thanks to readers like you I’ve been added to the list of Top Finance Blogs over at Modest Money. Looks like I’m in the top 100 which I’m pretty happy about 🙂 Check out some of the other finance sites on that list if you want some weekend reading. Thanks to Jeremy for making the list :0) On a side note. Remember… Read More »

Changing Money Perception Over Time

In 2002 I didn’t have any money of my own yet. But today, I have over $750,000 in gross investments. Sometimes I feel like I don’t value money as much as I used to. I guess a lot can change in 12 years. My perception of money  Do you ever get the feeling that the more you learn about the world around… Read More »

Give More, Spend Less

Neurological studies have found that people experienced pleasure when they saw money go to charity. When people donate to charity, they receive an emotional boost that is often more rewarding than actually spending money on themselves 🙂 . Shoppers who are easily stressed out during the holiday shopping season should try giving instead of buying, because charitable giving boosts happiness and reduces stress. So the… Read More »