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Curious about flying with Avelo Airlines? If you haven’t heard of them yet, they’re the new kids on the block, shaking things up in the airline industry (first flight in 2021), focusing on budget-friendly, non-stop flights. I’ve flown with them a few times, with my recent flight to Charleston, South Carolina. Throughout the years, I […] The post 10 Avelo Airlines Hacks and Insider Tricks To Save You Time and Money appeared first on The […]
The month of June 2026 as ended and it was quite the month! The conflict in the middle east is the major news event over the past month. This has led to increase fuel costs across the globe. Consumers and businesses has seen their expenses increase. Things change drastically day to day. The trade talks between United States, Mexico and Canada continue to be on and off one week to the next. The deadline of […]
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In Plato’s Republic, written around 380 BC, he describes a group of prisoners who have been chained inside a cave since birth. They cannot turn their heads. Behind them, a fire burns. Between the fire and the prisoners, people carry objects — figures, animals, shapes — and their shadows are cast onto the wall in front of the prisoners. The prisoners have never seen anything else. So naturally, they believe the shadows are real. This […]
In this week’s stock market outlook, Joel Wenger examines the current market trend, price performance, and headline risks.
15 Cheap Winter School Holiday Activities. Entertain the kids this winter without it costing you. The post Cheap Winter School Holiday Activities appeared first on The Thrifty Issue.
This post may contain affiliate links. If you make a purchase through one of them, I may earn a small commission at no additional cost to you. Please see my full disclosure policy for details. If you’ve been looking for a budgeting app to replace Mint or take your financial planning a little deeper, you’ve probably come across Monarch. It’s marketed as an all-in-one budgeting and financial planning tool, and for the most part, it […]
My Sweet Retirement Singapore REITs for Passive Income in July 2026 Investors searching for stable, recurring passive income often find themselves exploring REITs in Singapore, one of the most established and reliable income-producing asset classes in the region. With their consistent distributions, exposure to high-quality real … Singapore REITs for Passive Income in July 2026 My Sweet Retirement
In my TFSA account I hold a few growth kickers. They are ETFs designed to deliver exceptional share appreciation. I’ve selected a few ‘undeniable trends’. The tailwinds are many and the long term prospects appear “obvious”. As expected these funds might deliver a wild ride in addition to the potential of some incredible returns. Hold on tight as we look at a few growth kickers for your portfolio. As always, the following is not advice. […]
Looking for new bank promotions in Canada? Here are some of the Canadian bank account promos available and their caveats! Some of these new account bank promotions come on more regularly than others. For example, the iPad promotion from the Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) … Read moreCanadian New Bank Account Promotions July 2026 (FREE iPad or $400 Cash) The post Canadian New Bank Account Promotions July 2026 (FREE iPad or $400 Cash) appeared first […]
Chart not updated in sidebar – networthshare appears to have shutdown a week ago. I will remove the chart snippet if it is still NA next month.Stocks/funds/cash total increased from $496,559 to $562,180. Mostly due to my annual minimum SMSF pension payment being processed in June and the funds transferred into my mortgage offset account.TSB decreased from $2,364,371 to $2,328,409, Mostly due to
I spend a lot of time thinking about what comes next. Like many aspects of my personality, this is a pathology with utility. It has served me well in personal finance. My preoccupation has resulted in early financial independence (FI), which is a boon for our family. At other times, however this laser-focus on the path ahead causes me to miss the present path. My wife, who is tied with my daughter for being my […]
The first Weekend Reading of every month can be read by anyone on the Monevator website. Subscribe for free to our email newsletter or become a member to ensure you get the rest. A few years ago, my co-blogger The Accumulator argued that fears for the future of the state pension were overblown, writing: Governments stay in power by racking up achievement points with their supporters, neglecting those they cannot court, winning the spin wars, […]