I am only missing a bit more than 13 000$ to reach my first 50 00$. I pay my credit cards each month, everything is going smoothly. I have more than I expect in regular saving. Which is good, because for next year, I exactly have 7 120$ that I can invest in my RRSP. Knowing I invest the max that I can in my RRSP each year, I need to have 7 120$ ready for next year. And 7 120$ is a lot of money.
It’s been my first weekend off since a really long time and I enjoyed it at… the Library lol. I didn’t get a card from there, so I subscribed myself and borrow some DVD and books.
I have registered myself to the eServices of TD Waterhouse, to avoid those fees for inactivity. I once get confuse because I am using the French site and on the French site, eServices is being translated by CyberServices. They should had keep the same name, would had been less confusing. Anyway, I went thought the whole site and it’s appear to be really easy to sale and buy shares. I have 4 000$ in there, ready to get started in the wonderful word of stocks.
I had an eye on the iShares for quite some times now and I would maybe like to invest 4 000$ in one type of iShare. The trick is that I will pay 29$ for any 1 to 1 000 stocks being bought or sale, so it didn’t worth it buying 1 000$ in about 4 iShares, because it will cost me 116$, before taxes… I am so used to buy a little over here, a little bit over there… Those times seem to be over for me. I just now to do my search on the iShares more seriously and get ready to buy my first stock.
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