1. Invest money in precious metals. Even the gold pessimist Jon Nadler recommends that it is wise to store about 10% of your net assets in the form of physical, allocated gold. This means gold you hold in direct physical possession, or in vaults overseas. FOFOA also has excellent economic and monetary commentary which lends [...]
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Canada’s Housing Market and Interest Rates
Squirrelers recently wrote about the paradox of low interest rates and falling housing prices in the U.S. He notes that due to the fallout from the crash and the stumbling economy, mortgage rates are among the lowest they’ve been for a long time, while house prices are also falling. Canada, however, is a different story. Here, mortgage [...]
Is Canada Immune to a Financial Blowup?
My Own Advisor recently wrote about the heavy austerity in Greece, and thanks his lucky stars that things are nowhere near this bad in Canada. I agree that those in Canada are very lucky that the country has weathered the financial storm in relatively good shape, and not only that but the Canadian government has [...]
Financial God Joins the Yakezie Challenge!
Dedicated. Motivated. Selflessly helping others. These are the attributes of a Yakezie member, and these are values that I aspire to as well. We need more people to question the status quo, build wealth, and help others at the same time. We share the same goals in common, and I would be very happy to [...]
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