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My son asked me what is the biggest way that I have saved money over the years.
My first thought was not the correct answer, which my daughter actually offered. The beauty of this conversation is that not only do I feel that my teens are financially aware, but that they have learned some of my tips along the way. If you’re looking for some money saving advice for teens starting out, here are some of my top suggestions that have allowed me to have a great life on a sometimes very low, and fluctuating, income.
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How Cultural Marxism Weaponizes Guilt
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In a series of popular lectures, the business professor Morris Massey contended that “what you are is where you were when.” Our very identities are woven out of the still living experiences and memories accumulated over a lifetime. It is much the same with nations and civilizations. Alexis de Tocqueville and Francis Lieber left us distant early warnings of a latent democratic despotism capable of marshaling the powers of social disapproval, exclusion, even ostracism. Sophisticated strategies of subversion may be used with impunity to instill fear and unsettle people’s critical faculties.
Financial journalists? Journalists are always looking for the new hook, said Gail Vaz-Oxlade, whose face is familiar on books, newspapers and TV.
Banks? Your bank offered you the Kool-Aid and you drank it, Vaz-Oxlade retorted.
The TV personality and financial author, who is coming to Kamloops Feb. 10, (2 p.m., Coast Kamloops Hotel & Convention Centre), has nothing against reporters or bankers, but she believes neither is the consumer s best advocate.
Journalism is too caught up with the new, she said, giving as an example tax-free savings accounts (TFSAs) brought in by the Conservative government.
When they were first announced, the financial press breathlessly pushed them as an alternative to vanilla registered savings plans.
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