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Weekend Reading: Six-Month Anniversary Edition

By Kevin

This week, my six-month giveaway contest came to a close, and I contacted the winners. I will announce them on the site as soon as I have received a confirmation from everyone. I had a decent response rate, although a few entries had to be disqualified due to invalid email addresses and similar problems! After… [Read More]

Filed Under: Investing, Weekend Reading Tagged With: China, currency depreciation, debt, economy, finance, gold, health, index funds, inflation, interest rates, lifestyle, money, retirement, store of value, wealth, Yakezie

Weekend Reading: Labour Day Weekend Edition

By Kevin

Summer Heat Another week goes by, as I enjoy the last of the summer heat. Although I will miss the heat, I need my sleep! With a combination of a hot, stuffy apartment and ragweed allergies, I don’t think I’ve gotten more than about 4-5 hours of sleep a night. Posts of the week I… [Read More]

Filed Under: Weekend Reading Tagged With: bailouts, debt, free market, frugality, inflation, living at home, management expense ratio, mutual funds, new cars, newborns, oil, organic food, patents, ponzi scheme, reflation, riches, savings, used cars

Canada Day Weekend Reading: The Economy

By Kevin

Happy Canada Day weekend! In today’s weekend reading, I highlight posts that focus on the economy and investing, with a couple extra posts thrown in for good measure! Here it is:

Filed Under: Weekend Reading Tagged With: Alberta, American dream, automation, BP, Cardium oil, carnival, China, collapse, deficit spending, deficits, deflation, depression, economy, Friedrich Hayek, gold, government spending, hidden taxes, hyperinflation, inflation, investing mishaps, jobs, John Maynard Keynes, McJob, money, oil, oil spill, Phillips curve, recession, savings, secession, sovereignty, strikes, The Road to Serfdom, unemployment, Yakezie

How to Use Fear to Manipulate People

By Kevin

What is fear? Why do we experience fear, and how does it affect us? Well, fear is quite simply one of the most basic and primal emotions that we are capable of experiencing. Most animals share this emotion with us, from mice to men. Fear is the drive that takes us away from danger, and… [Read More]

Filed Under: Avoiding Scams, Opinion, Saving Your Money Tagged With: active management, bond yields, bonds, deflation, dollar cost averaging, emotions, fear, fixed rates, home ownership, inflation, interest rates, manipulation, market timing, mortgages, mutual funds, variable rates, warranties

Summer Weekend Reading

By Kevin

It’s the middle of the summer, it’s hot, and the longest day of the year is coming in just a couple of days! Here are some interesting links of the week:

Filed Under: Weekend Reading Tagged With: Adam Smith, automation, bonds, charity, colonization, compound growth, CPP, crowding out, discrimination, early retirement, emergent behavior, Ephemerisle, finance, financial advisors, fundamental analysis, gold, inflation, investing, life, market interventions, market timing, renting, retirement, Robert Kiyosaki, seasteading, secession, social security, socialism, stock picking, technical analysis, trading, Yakezie

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