I think more the issue is that he lives in a downtrodden, overlooked city and has goals to retire early. That particular combination might be unattainable. But, in my opinion, retiring early shouldn't actually be that obtainable. We can't have people living 80+ years and only working ~30 to ~40 of them.reduce your cost of living… Sounds like you got uuuge bills
I would rather see costs of living go down, so that the money I make goes further, I can put some in savings and investments, and actually retire early. With the current system that's not really easy to do for most people.
reduce your cost of living… Sounds like you got uuuge bills
Lol, I sure hope not. The new ticker DJT hit $75 today from $49 yesterday.Anyone shorting DWAC?
The Canadian equivalent of VTSAX/VTI is VUN. Tracks the CRSP US Total Market Index.Emailed my broker's support to try to get more info on index funds, I'm wondering if maybe they don't support it. From googling, all the ticker codes I found don't work with my broker so maybe they don't deal with those at all and only do the regular mutual funds.
I found Wealthsimple, and Questtrade and think those do Index funds, so worse case scenario I might just open an account at one of those places.
As a side note, how do you sell an OTC stock? One of the stocks I bought is OTC and it won't let me sell it. I want to sell off all the stocks I have that are in the green so I can move that to index funds once I have that figured out.
Then put out a crypto coin, some NFTs, and go all in on AI.DJT should now merge with Gamestop
Wobbly but also remarkably linear. For the last 4 months.Wobbly market is wobbly.
You're falling for their games if you're only comparing price.Off topic yes but some things are almost twice the price. When I go to the store oddly enough some items are almost the same price they were 4 years ago. For example breakfast cereal is still under $4 a box for Special K. But I used to use Sensodyne toothpaste, it is nearly twice as expensive now. Dove Men care shampoo is $7.94 a bottle, it was under $3.00. A cube of diet Mountain Dew used to be $8.99 in 2020, now it up to $13.98. I'm sure there are price tracker website or apps out there. I just quit buying stuff when I think I'm being gouged.
You're falling for their games if you're only comparing price.
If the size was different I would have stated that, but this is for the family size same number of ounces, it hasn't changed.You're falling for their games if you're only comparing price.
Kellogs? In four years? That can't be right. Kellogs has been the most egregious when it comes to shrinkflation.If the size was different I would have stated that, but this is for the family size same number of ounces, it hasn't changed.
Kellogs? In four years? That can't be right. Kellogs has been the most egregious when it comes to shrinkflation.
That's the worse part, not only do they charge more for everything, but everything is smaller too.
And here I thought all along size didnt matter.If the size was different I would have stated that, but this is for the family size same number of ounces, it hasn't changed.