Canadian Capitalist

The Personal Finance Network is a group of six blogs - three Canadian, two American and one ex-pat Canadian - formed as a forum to exchange ideas. The other members of the group are:

Blunt Money lives in South western U.S. and is currently working on saving & learning about investing, building her small businesses. Her [...]

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Welcome to the third leg of the Canadian Tour of Personal Finance Blogs. I received a total of fifteen entries, which are listed in the order they were received. Enjoy!

The RIF Meltdown Strategy: The Financial Blogger explains how you can slowly transfer assets from your RRSP into a taxable portfolio without paying too much [...]

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I am hosting the next leg of the Canadian Tour of Personal Finance Blogs and invite submissions from my fellow bloggers. The Tour will be posted on the blog on Tuesday, May 22nd at 7:00 AM EDT. I am postponing the tour from the traditional Monday because I figure people will be off enjoying Victoria [...]

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Welcome to the 67th edition of the Carnival of Personal Finance and also welcome to Canadian Capitalist. It is amazing to see how big the Carnival has become: today’s edition features 53 entries!
Without further ado, here are the highlights:
Eight Warning Flags of Fraud: The Frugal Duchess provides eight tips for detecting investment frauds and scams [...]

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Welcome to the 26th edition of the Carnival of Investing dedicated to posts that cover stocks, bonds, real estate or anything related to investing. Without further ado, here are the highlights:
Towards Property Millionaire: Towards Better Life talks about his strategy of becoming a millionaire by investing in rental properties.
Value of the dollar: Privet Colorado wonders [...]

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Welcome to the 20th edition of the Carnival of Investing dedicated to posts that cover stocks, bonds, real estate or anything related to investing. Unfortunately, since I received only a handful of submissions, this edition will be short and sweet.
TIAA-CREF Funded my SEP IRA: Consumerism Commentary reports that TIAA-CREF finally managed to fund his SEP [...]

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I am hosting the Carnival of Investing next week and I am starting to panic because so far, I haven’t received any submissions. Bloggers, please send in your favourite posts on investing topics to ccapitalist-at-yahoo-dot-ca. I promise to read each of your submissions and include all the posts in the carnival (Can you sense my [...]

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Welcome to the 31st edition of the Carnival of Debt Reduction, dedicated to posts that inspire or help us to get rid of debt.
Without further ado, here are the highlights:
If I Had a Nickel… Blogging Away Debt says that if she had a nickel for every time she has goofed up on her road [...]

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Welcome to the 18th edition of the Festival of Frugality dedicated to posts that show how to make every dollar go a little bit further.
Without further ado, here are the highlights:
A Blast From the Past: Portion Control and Cost Per Serving: Frugal Wisdom shows how to practice the lost arts of portion control and [...]

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Welcome to the 38th edition of the Carnival of Personal Finance and also welcome to Canadian Capitalist. For readers new to the Carnival, it highlights blog entries that focus on personal finance topics.
Without further ado, here are the highlights:
I will Follow: Multiple Mentality’s TIAA-CREF retirement account follows him wherever he goes.
I Want my Baby Berks: [...]

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