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Looking on how to save on water? Yeah, me too. Since 2012, the City of Vancouver started charging a water bill for residents with new homes in order to meet the Greenest City 2020 goal (the goal was to reduce water consumption by 33%). The …
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After 30 or so hours of getting my taxes ready for filing this year and feeling pretty smug for finishing ahead of schedule, I found out that I needed to complete the T1135 form. Or else I would face a hefty T1135 late filing penalty …
When the TFSA first came out in 2009, there was a lot of confusion about what the TFSA is (and there probably still is). Other than the fact that the TFSA is (mis)labelled as a “Tax Free Savings Account” when it should really be utilized …
Sure, accumulating and building wealth can be fun and addictive. As you see your investment portfolio grow and see compounding work magic on your retirement nest egg, you may wonder though, what happens when I start withdrawing money from my portfolio? Will I run out? …
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For one of my 2022 personal finance resolutions, I initially sought out to read another book (an older book by William Green) but I couldn’t find it in the library and it would have cost something like $100 otherwise. So I pivoted and decided to …
Another month, nice to get a little bit of a reprieve from the blood shed in last month’s update. Even though I injected some cash into my investment portfolio, I haven’t done too much with it as my limit orders didn’t get activated. I also …
I recently read the book Ikigai: The Japanese Secret to a Long and Happy Life by Hector Garcia and Francesc Miralles and really enjoyed it. In the first few pages of the book, I was surprised by the blunt command that if you want to …
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