When Becky Quick asked Ron Baron yesterday if he would buy Tesla stock at $176, I almost spit out my drink when I heard his answer. IMO, Becky is the best journalist on that show.
Anyone investing heavily this year??
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Yea at 12...amc gme should gooo
Patiently waiting...
I guess they didnt get it in writing.
Six ways to put your saving on autopilot and pay yourself first
In his latest personal finance column for CTVNews.ca, Christopher Liew explains how automating your savings and paying yourself has never been easier, thanks to the digital banking tools and apps that are out there.
IMO The Automatic Millionaire, though a little out of date, is still a fantastic book for automating your financial planning.Six ways to put your saving on autopilot and pay yourself first
In his latest personal finance column for CTVNews.ca, Christopher Liew explains how automating your savings and paying yourself has never been easier, thanks to the digital banking tools and apps that are out there.www.ctvnews.ca
Sounds good. Thanks for the intel.
It’s like a work friend of mine says ... just make it as convenient as possible for yourself. Mark your calendar re: investments. Maybe have auto-deductions from pay periods for retirement savings so as not to think about that money. It’s sight unseen / set aside.
And I always say ,,, Feb - June is when all my big bills are. The 2nd half of the year is when I can save / invest much more. Not to worry about 1st half as there are still 6 months to work with and save $ more effectively.
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I auto-pay everything, even my bills. I try to tell my friends, just set up a brokerage account or IRA and do auto-payments of $25 a week or whatever and you will be amazed how much your money will grow in a few years....Six ways to put your saving on autopilot and pay yourself first
In his latest personal finance column for CTVNews.ca, Christopher Liew explains how automating your savings and paying yourself has never been easier, thanks to the digital banking tools and apps that are out there.
This one is so under-rated. I save up my coins and cash in every year or every 2 years. Get some sleeves from the bank and bag up everything.
5. Start a change jar
Okay, I’m going to go really old school here.I know it may sound a bit corny, but the age-old change jar method really does work, especially if you frequently take home cash tips and earnings.
All you need to do is designate a bottle, jar, or otherwise hard-to-access container as your savings jar and commit to throwing extra bills and change into it at the end of each day.
I did this one year and saved over $800 without even realizing it until I broke the bottle open at the end of the year.
Good points re: the auto payments & change jar.
My friend noted the auto deductions from the pay periods amount to about $5000 for the year, and then he just tops it up with additional contribution before tax season (if I remember correctly we can contribute until the end of Feb, and taxes are due by end of April).
As for the change jar ... my dad used to have a washed tall boy can of beer, and he would throw all his loonies and toonies in there. $1s and $2s. It amounted to hundreds annually, as you noted. It was pretty much always him just adding money to it, and once in awhile grabbing a few if he needed some parking money.
Yup and the reason I bag up the coins myself is because it’s free. Coinjar or those coin kiosks at the store take away from your profit.
It's interesting - I don't think we have many of those in Canada at the stores. I've seen them in the U.S. ... but can't recall the last time I saw one here (coin kiosks).
If you have a TD Bank account its free
Do you have to bag up the coins or can you take the coins in loose?
Loose, you go to the machine, like coinstar
I had sold when I was up 200% I will start buying again though, I think it will go back to the 500's
Damn $500?!?! What's the market cap...?
about 3 trillion right now
Oh shit. You have put me on than....I must just get an account just for that......
Thank you!
Hoping it pulls back in the next few days ( like Amazon did when it split). Still have shares of it though....DCA
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