Financial durability is not something that you either have or you don’t have. It is more of a spectrum. On that spectrum, we can break it down into 5 levels. These levels are intended to…
Canoosa Finance is not here to get into political debates – money is the topic. The US federal government avoided postponed a shut down due to the annual budget not being agreed on before the…
There is a lot of information about personal finance out there, but what is financial durability? It’s something that Equifax started scoring in 2020 – not that long ago! Equifax is a company that is…
The other evening, I watched Ken Burns’ documentary The Dust Bowl. I have found all his films excellent! He has an amazing ability to make what could be a boring topic interesting. There are some…
Tires last until they blow… The income is great until it stops coming in… Our health is good until we end up in the hospital… Everything is good until it isn’t! Things can work out…
Keeping cash at home should be an aspect of your emergency funds. I am a firm believer in having back-up plans. Sometimes, I have a back-up plan for the back-up! As Murphy says, “If something…
Quesnel Forks is a ghost town on the original Cariboo Gold Rush Trail. Actually, it was the destination area for prospectors and miners in 1859. As with a lot of gold rush towns, it was…
Today, October 21, 2021, marks the 224th anniversary of the launch of the USS Constitution, or as it is also known by its nickname – Old Ironsides. She is the oldest ship still afloat! As…
We live in a world where the Internet connects everybody. It allows us to connect with one another even when there are great distances separating us. We can work with people around the world in…
With the global financial crisis looming as the economic shutdown related to COVID-19 continues, I won’t go into much detail about why everyone should have an emergency account. I previously wrote about carrying emergency cash.…
