So I got an email from my University's Alumni Association the other day like I usually do. This time, instead of swiping right to delete immediately, the subject line jumped out at me: Save money with NEW 10 year term life insurance
First off, let me tell you that buying a car in the post-pandemic, supply-chain issue world is odd. I never thought that I would have to order a car that didn't end in Rari or Ghini, but here we are. Let me tell you what I went through to get a new car and how it has helped me realize something
I have been sharing with you the best things I have spent money on over the last few years now. This year, I was reminded why you buy the best products you can...after replacing 5 blenders. By buying the best quality products for the best price, you increase the chances that you will only buy something once and use it for a very long time.
Every year, the RSP deadline comes and goes and some people wish they could have added money...but just didn't have access to cash. 2 things can help you, Math and Psychology.
Investment benchmarks are pretty much useless unless you are invested in an index fund. There has only ever been one combination of you, your money, your objectives, and your strategy. Let's create a benchmark that reflects that.
Boogeymen aside, right now there are two things that scare me: Interest rates and Inflation. I know, I'm a strange person. But hear me out.