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jagz Oct 7th 2008 11:43 pm

Readiness for poor financial forecast
 
Hello All,

Now that the poor financial climate has taken the center stage and going to affect not only US but rest of the world ( I quite believe Canada is not really immuned to this, at least AB and ON).

What do you think the average Citizen (who still pays mortgage as me) should do to battle if the recession is reality. Personally, I'd never been in recession. In the past, I failed to observe that small savings make huge difference in long term and I am on the loser's side on that part having lost decent cash in expenses I could've better watched.

Thanks,

jagz Oct 8th 2008 5:06 am

Re: Readiness for poor financial forecast
 
Thought this list provides some simple ideas.

http://abclocal.go.com/kgo/story?sec...nce&id=6296646

dbd33 Oct 8th 2008 5:21 am

Re: Readiness for poor financial forecast
 

Originally Posted by jagz (Post 6855998)
Hello All,

Now that the poor financial climate has taken the center stage and going to affect not only US but rest of the world ( I quite believe Canada is not really immuned to this, at least AB and ON).

What do you think the average Citizen (who still pays mortgage as me) should do to battle if the recession is reality.

Keep chickens.

G586 Oct 8th 2008 5:22 am

Re: Readiness for poor financial forecast
 

Originally Posted by dbd33 (Post 6857106)
Keep chickens.

Yep, I'm long eggs....

iaink Oct 8th 2008 5:24 am

Re: Readiness for poor financial forecast
 

Originally Posted by jagz (Post 6857070)
Thought this list provides some simple ideas.

http://abclocal.go.com/kgo/story?sec...nce&id=6296646

****, Im already doing most of that.

Scarily American advice...have Shiny white teeth and no gray hair to land a job. What a messed up society that is.

LotteW Oct 8th 2008 5:41 am

Re: Readiness for poor financial forecast
 

Originally Posted by iaink (Post 6857112)
****, Im already doing most of that.

Scarily American advice...have Shiny white teeth and no gray hair to land a job. What a messed up society that is.

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I would be screwed then - my teeth are not too bad (but not overly whitened), but I have a white streak at the front that I gave up dying because it needed doing so frequently.

It says a lot about a society when how you look is more important than "can you actually do the job" or "are you qualified"

Jingsamichty Oct 8th 2008 5:43 am

Re: Readiness for poor financial forecast
 
If it gets really bad, I might consider renting out the chateau or flogging one of the Bentleys.

johnh009 Oct 8th 2008 5:51 am

Re: Readiness for poor financial forecast
 

Originally Posted by jagz (Post 6855998)
Hello All,

Now that the poor financial climate has taken the center stage and going to affect not only US but rest of the world ( I quite believe Canada is not really immuned to this, at least AB and ON).

What do you think the average Citizen (who still pays mortgage as me) should do to battle if the recession is reality. Personally, I'd never been in recession. In the past, I failed to observe that small savings make huge difference in long term and I am on the loser's side on that part having lost decent cash in expenses I could've better watched.

Thanks,

I was here during the stock market crash in 1987. Do you know that more millionaires were made in Canada from this than any other event? Those that cleaned up at the bottom of course. We have been there before and come through it and I am sure the same applies now.


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