And yet they left Misa off Team Canada. Go figure. Watched him this year. Exceptional talent.

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Here we go.... Go Oil.

Mentioned from Day 1. Panthers just too deep. Really feel for Oiler country...Great team but simply not deep enough after a couple of top players. #oilers #nhlplayoffs

I feel for folks in massive debt. myownadvisor.ca/the-debt-burde…

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If he can get 20 goals, great deal.

YTD performance inside TFSAs = 5.5%. Not bad considering still owning a bunch of $XAW for global growth (that hasn't moved much). Stay boring. #stocks

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Cheaping out on a home purchase may be the smartest Gen Z money move /via The Globe and Mail theglobeandmail.com/investing/pers… Rob Carrick

Despite many folks hating on dividends and any DIY investors that favour them, it is interesting I know a few DIY investors enjoying early retirement on them. I think about that often...

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A bunch of bogeys and a double. No 🐦 today = 79. Normal front for me, out in 38. Back nine was horrible, in at 41. Such is golf! ⛳️

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Good stuff. Rob Carrick theglobeandmail.com/investing/mark…

Reader: "Joint everything 100%. I believe separating your money or dividing expenses proportionately can lead to entitlement by the higher earner." On couples money. 💰 You? Weekend Reading – How should couples manage finances? myownadvisor.ca/weekend-readin…

Nice story. Very well done. With $2.4-million and a portfolio of bank stocks, what should Jeremy, 71, do for an easy retirement? /via The Globe and Mail theglobeandmail.com/investing/pers…

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