I emigrated from Jamaica when I was five. Raised by a single mother, I wanted for nothing. This isn’t to say that we were rich (we weren’t); rather, it’s to say that my mother did her best — in that way only single mothers can — to provide for me. …

And That’s the Way I Like It — This isn’t investment advice. Always do your own research before investing. Introduction I was inspired to write this article after reading Tony Yiu’s The Investments I Like And Why I Like Them. It made me realize that financial writers should be transparent about their investments. If you’re telling people which stocks…

And why no-growth is not the cure climate activists think it is — (All views in this article are strictly my own and do not represent any official views of my employer). Introduction Including “infinite” in any sentence evokes images of interplanetary travel, wormholes — you know, the stuff of Star Trek or 2001: A Space Odyssey. Unless the word is uttered by a…

(Not investment advice). The initial title for this article was “The Last Investment Article You’ll Ever Need to Read” . I changed the title because I sounded too much like a pompous asshole. Now the title is “My Last Investment Article”. And it is. I have been transitioning away from…

Wanting less is just a lovely side-effect — Introduction Minimalism is the surest path for middle-income earners to generate wealth. Why? Because wealth is the difference between what you own and what you owe. What you own are assets (stocks, bonds, real estate, crypto), and what you owe are liabilities (student loans, credit card loans, mortgages). …

And finally reaching 600 followers — Earnings January was a good month for me. I made about $315 USD (which came out to close to $400 CAD).

And what that means for the global recovery — Introduction In 2008, in the aftermath of the Great Financial Crisis that pillaged the global economy, the United States government began a fiscal response that, while perhaps not the largest fiscal response in U.S. history, was at least the second-largest fiscal response in the United States at that time. Per one…

Routine is the Key to Building Wealth — Introduction My partner and I joined a local gym last November. In the first few weeks, it was difficult to find the motivation to attend the gym. We were tired from working all day, the weather was regularly below freezing, and we returned from the gym sore. Yet, we remained consistent. …

Or: How One Article Makes up Half my Earnings — Introduction I like to be transparent with my readers: about my strategy to invest all my cash into one ETF, about my upbringing under a single mother, and also, about my experience with repaying $20,000 in student loans. I think that all writers — financial writers, in particular — should embrace…