So you've got savings just sitting dormant in a "high interest" savings account. What are you making? 1-2% max if you're lucky? 

Meanwhile, you're busy working a full-time job, continually adding to this pile of cash that is losing value every day.

What's the problem we need to identify...

When the TFSA was introduced into the Canadian financial choices in 2009, Canadian’s took notice and got excited very quickly. I mean how couldn’t they when the entire financial rhetoric of middle-class Canadian’s is to work hard and save money for a rainy day. Now you can...

Part 5 - Private banking, and the resultant money on autopilot.

Make sure you read Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, and Part 4 before continuing. 

Let's assume you have found financial freedom, and that you are sitting on 6 million in the professionally managed fund discussed here, providing a...

Part 4  - Tax efficiency, Holdco's, Win Percentage & Account Implosion.

If you want financial freedom, financial literacy is a necessity. People may become rich by luck, but sustainable financial freedom is only achieved by those in the know. And that requires education.

I...

#3 Getting financially desensitized

Did you already read Part 1 and Part 2? If not make sure you check those out first so that the flow of this education makes sense.

One of the metrics which separates individual in the category of financial freedom is their ability to be desensitized from the...

Part 2 - Getting educated on IPA’s

It's my opinion that IPA’s should have been taught as a financial freedom 101 class in kindergarten. It stands for Income Producing Assets. Often times also referred to as Income Generating Asset's (IGA's). Your house? Not an asset if you ask me. If...