The ‘why’ of investing
As I’m learning more about investing, I’m realizing that the ‘why’ is very important. Why do we want more money?
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I know what it’s like to feel behind in my finances. I also know that in reality, it’s never too late to save. This blog chronicles my wealth-building journey and shares shame-free money knowledge in plain language.
I’m a woman in my late 30s with a regular 9-to-5 job, and like many Canadians, I was financially illiterate for most of my life. After some money mistakes in my 20s and early 30s, I’ve gotten a handle on my finances and now have a plan.
In 2022 I started my investment journey. I’m aiming for $1.5 million in retirement funds by the time I’m 67.
This blog is tracking my journey, while also helping others learn about spending, saving, and investing. If that sounds good to you, consider subscribing to my newsletter below.
As I’m learning more about investing, I’m realizing that the ‘why’ is very important. Why do we want more money?
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