by Teacher Man | Jun 29, 2012 | Blogging |
1) Save 35% of my net income I will make roughly 55K in gross income this year. By the time my taxes, pension, union dues, medical, life insurance, and the 1001 other deductions are taken off, I will take home about $2,700 per month. After I take out my mortgage...
by Teacher Man | Jun 26, 2012 | Education & Academic Tips |
There’s a few things I would do differently if I was to redo my university experience. One of those things would be to audit a few classes. Audit is kind of a vague term, but it basically means dropping in on a class that you aren’t “taking” or getting credit for....
by Teacher Man | Jun 25, 2012 | Financial Advice & Investing, RESP & Preparing A Child For University |
There are literally thousands of articles on the internet about how to be a good parent in regards to teaching your child about money, or how to best make sure that your children understand personal finance. This is not one of those thousands. Many parents believe...
by Mr. Harvey | Jun 19, 2012 | Book Reviews |
Choice is something that has always interested me. It is the reason why I started casually studying economics—the study of how people choose. I was always intrigued of when some people are presented with the same choice, some of them take much longer to arrive at a...
by Kyle | Jun 18, 2012 | Student Loans |
If you’re parents are like mine (pretty solidly middle-class) they raised you to have an aversion to debt. Don’t go into debt unless you absolutely have to was one of the only pieces of financial advice that was ever given to me. Now you can learn much worse...
