Investing: On Ownership, Volatility, and Teenagers
Welcome to Part Two of Investing’s Two Basic Options. In my previous blog post, I looked at the first option in investing: lending money. Today, let’s
Welcome to Part Two of Investing’s Two Basic Options. In my previous blog post, I looked at the first option in investing: lending money. Today, let’s
Joe and Sally are a couple in their early thirties. They have university degrees and each have good, professional jobs. As a family, they have
Twenty minutes into the weekend edition of The Globe and Mail, I was seriously pissed off. As I made my way through the A-section, I
My daughter took me to task this week when she saw my proposed title for this blog post on a scrap of paper. “What’s this?”
A long time ago, I bought a laminated place mat of the Prime Ministers of Canada, figuring that it might be more fun for my
Within two seconds of backing out of the driveway, my twelve year old asked, “Can you please turn on the radio?” The funny thing is
I received a message from a reader with the following request: “I’d really like to see a blog post about the pitfalls and costs of
Roughly one year ago my friend Sandra and I had a bright idea: Let’s create a private forum where women can talk about money. Lord
This morning I heard a story on the radio about a young couple who paid off their mortgage in five years. Their story was part
“I’m going to start saving money.” Ah, the lies we tell ourselves, or rather, the delusions we hold on to. I hear that a lot
This week I’m going to tackle the subject of investments that yield very low returns – the bad – but that are guaranteed – the
What should I say to these women? That’s the question I’ve been asking myself ever since I was asked to speak at the Royal Ottawa
Shortly before Christmas many moons ago, Malcolm burst through our front door with a look of triumph on his face. In his hands he had
When I opened my front door this morning I was greeted by a mini mountain of flyers for Black Friday. In case you’re wondering, it
Apparently I’m really old. At least that’s what John* the taxi driver implied by association when I rode in his car. When one reaches this
As so often happens, I had a thought-provoking conversation with my friend Bona about kids and allowances. Bona had just returned from a workshop with
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