Life is often defined by big milestones, but the real beauty hides in the everyday moments we tend to overlook. A simple sunrise, the smell of freshly brewed coffee, or the laughter of a friend can add more joy to our days than we realize. By slowing down and appreciating these small details, we give […]
Personal Finance Mistakes to Avoid in Your 20s
Discover the joys of sharing your passions, stories, and experiences with the world through a beautifully designed personal blog. Blogging has become a powerful way for people from all walks of life to express themselves, build communities, and even grow a sustainable business. Whether you are a hobbyist, a professional, or just someone with stories […]
7 Tips for Growing Your Online Store
Life is often defined by big milestones, but the real beauty hides in the everyday moments we tend to overlook. A simple sunrise, the smell of freshly brewed coffee, or the laughter of a friend can add more joy to our days than we realize. By slowing down and appreciating these small details, we give […]
Will CPP and Old Age Security last as Canada's seniors …
[ad_1] The share of seniors aged 65 and older has steadily increased over the past 20 years, rising from 13 per cent in 2005 to about 19 per cent in 2025. Statistics Canada modelling suggests that it could be as high as 32 per cent of the population in 50 years. This has some people […]
Purposefully Leaving A Rental Property Empty As A Luxury Mov…
[ad_1] If you own rental properties, this post may resonate with you. It’s about what to do with a property once a tenant gives notice: keep renting it out, sell and pay capital gains taxes, sell via a 1031 exchange to defer taxes, move back in to avoid taxes, or—most controversially—simply leave it empty. For most […]
What I Learned About Blogging, Money, and Freedom
[ad_1] This year marks 14 years of blogging for me. Every year, I like to reflect on my blog and the business that I’ve built. Here’s what I think about blogging after earning over $5,000,000 and working online for over a decade. Over a decade ago, I started this blog with no real plan. I […]
Fixed or variable rate mortgage? There's a third option…
[ad_1] Every interest rate move by the Bank of Canada triggers the existential mortgage question of whether to go fixed or variable , but what if you didn’t have to choose? Of course, that would require a mindset in Canada that doesn’t exist, as homeowners generally have little to no appetite for splitting their mortgages […]
The Upside of Grindcore Culture: Work Hard, Profit Harder
[ad_1] The grindcore culture is back and grindier than ever. At least that’s what Are Kharazian, an economist at fintech startup Ramp, says. (Disclosure: I’m an investor in Ramp through the Innovation Fund.) For those unfamiliar, Ramp is a corporate card company that makes doing expenses easier. But here’s the fascinating part: according to Kharazian, usage […]
Which Print On Demand Platform Is Best for You?
[ad_1] Are you thinking about starting a print-on-demand business, but not sure which platform to use – Printify or Printful? Two of the most popular options out there are Printify and Printful. They sound similar, and they even do similar things, but they’re actually quite different when you dig a little deeper. I get questions […]
CRA loses case against taxpayer who claimed moving expenses …
[ad_1] Moving can be very expensive, but, fortunately, the net out-of-pocket costs can be significantly reduced if you’re eligible to claim a tax deduction for your moving expenses on your personal tax return. To be eligible, you must meet strict requirements under the Income Tax Act, lest the Canada Revenue Agency challenge your deduction, which […]