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The Skinny on Real Estate Investing: A Book Review

By Kevin

Does anyone remember the real estate euphoria from a few years back? While people are still trying to pick up the pieces down south, the euphoria hasn’t really gone away up here in Canada, though the dimmer switch has perhaps been turned down somewhat. In The Skinny on Real Estate Investing: An Introduction to the… [Read More]

Filed Under: Book Reviews, Growing Your Wealth, Investing, Miscellaneous, Real Estate Tagged With: housing bubble, interest rates, Jim Randel, mortgages, real estate, skinny on

Weekend Reading: Robot Cars Edition

By Kevin

I suppose that everyone has already heard of Google’s automated cars that can drive themselves, with minimal human intervention? It might already be old news, but I find this very, very cool. I am amazed every time I sit in a car that I am basically in command of a dangerous 4000 pound piece of… [Read More]

Filed Under: Investing, Miscellaneous, Opinion, Weekend Reading Tagged With: accidents, apocalypse, armageddon, automated cars, cars, censorship, credit, debt, deflation, devil's advocate, dividends, driving, economy, fertility, financial products, giveaway, giving, gold, Grok, health, inflation, laid off, lifestyle, paleo, politics, primal, QE2, quantitative easing, regrets, retirement, robot cars, roundup, sharing finances, technology, The Fed, The Intelligent Investor, Yakezie

The Great Credit Contraction And How To Use Gold As Money

By Guest

The following is a guest post by Trace Mayer, J.D. an entrepreneur, investor, journalist and monetary scientist with degrees in accounting and law who understands economics and can help you understand monetary science and economic law at Run To Gold and how to control your personal privacy at How To Vanish. A couple days ago Kevin… [Read More]

Filed Under: Growing Your Wealth, Miscellaneous, Opinion, Philosophy, Precious Metals Tagged With: calculations, central bank, coins money, contractions, credit, currency, deflation, economic law, economics, federal reserve system, gold, how to use, inflation, macroeconomics, mental calculation, metal as money, monetary policy, money, numismatics, perform, pound sterling, silver coins, world financial

Weekend Reading: Riding the Roller Coaster

By Kevin

It’s been an interesting week so far! Gold and silver may have blown their top… for now. The U.S. Dollar is slowly gaining steam amidst more woes in Europe… it looks like the reserve currency is still kicking! Here are my posts of the week: Gold, Revisited: Is $1500 Near? – In this post, I… [Read More]

Filed Under: Investing, Miscellaneous, Weekend Reading Tagged With: 401k, budget, central banking, chocolate, Christmas, citizenship, Congress, cookbook, couple living, credit cards, debit card, debt, debt woes, Europe, expatriate, expenses, finances, forex, gas, gold, grades, hoarding, IRA, Jerry Seinfield, Keith Schaefer, Kim Kardashian, money, new parents, oil, politics, precious metals, primal, property tax, public choice, QE2, Remembrance Day, retirement, Roth IRA, scholarships, school, silver, sovereign default, sovereign risk, taxes, U.S. dollar, veterans, Walmart

Gold, Revisited: Is $1500 Near?

By Kevin

Unless you’ve been hiding under a rock (or a gold nugget?), you’ve probably heard about the skyrocketing gold prices. As of this writing, gold is at $1425 USD! Only a few months ago, I don’t think most people other than a few gold bugs would have imagined prices shooting up so high, and so fast…. [Read More]

Filed Under: Growing Your Wealth, Investing, Miscellaneous, Opinion, Precious Metals Tagged With: asset allocation, bonds, Canada, credit, currency depreciation, debasement, debt, devaluation, equities, gold, inflation, Jon Nadler, monetary system, money, opportunity costs, portfolio, sovereign risk, speculative bubble, store of value, survivalist, Treasuries, U.S. dollar, Warren Buffett, World Bank

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