Wow! That was fast! It took less than a week from the moment I filled out a transfer request from TD Waterhouse to Questrade, to
readHa! everyone has a “10 stocks to buy” list. Here are some stocks of the moment (summer 2006 to present): 10 stocks for 2007 and
readI registered us with Business Access Canada as a supplier today. From the list of their “Commodities”, looks like they have the need for everyTHING
readMortgage principal is not tax-deductible, so if you’re making a significant payment towards the principal, double-check what your tax liabilities will be in that year.
readIn Aug 2004 we took out a mortgage on a $153,500 condo purchase. We could put down 0-14% and would have to add 7.95% in
readAccording to the National Association of Home Builders, the average price for a new home in 1980 was $76,400. In 2005, the average was $295,100.
readWe’ve had three accountants over the last 9 years, and this year I’m doing our own taxes! The first one was a referral, which unfortunately
readFor any given tax year, I use just 2 manila folders and an expandable box file to organize our tax papers. Manila Folder 1: Throughout
readI’m reading quite a bit about investing, and I see 2 philosophies emerging. People seem to be split into distinct groups: 1) Invest for short-term
readOntario legal work week is 48 hours long. The maximum is 60 hours – if you sign an agreement to that effect. 60 hours must
readI’ll still be writing about investing basics as I see them, but if you want to learn about it in a more neutral fashion, Fool’s
readCan’t say I’m a dedicated fan, but I read 3 of David Bach’s books on personal finance, and even found my “latte factors”, I find
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