Payday = bills day + investing day.
The easiest money system I know: line up your big payments (mortgage, car loan) with your pay schedule.
Paid biweekly? Pay biweekly.
Then automate everything:
Pay goes in.
Bills go out.
Investments go out.
What's left is yours, guilt-free.
You stop guessing. You know exactly what you owe, what you save, and what you can spend.
Pay the present. Pay future you. Then enjoy the rest.
If you’re using @Wealthsimple card you get 2% cash back on whatever you spend.
On a $101.60 bill, you get $2.03 in cash back right away. So you profit $0.43 per monthly bill vs if you paid $100 via debit card.
After a year you can buy yourself Starbucks coffee from the savings 😂
@RoaringHammy Hey Hammy 🤝 I’m a mortgage specialist for a bank, and my wife is an account manager for a saas company. Combined income is ~$325k CAD and we are also middle class in the GTA Ontario 🇨🇦
Every month $VDY.TO pays me and I just reinvest it all.
Best thing is to be patient and let compounding do its thing.
What’s your favourite dividend stock or ETF?