Write for Million Dollar Journey
A little while back, I experimented in having new financial perspectives writing for MDJ. Namely Kathryn the Personal Finance Coach, Ed Rempel the CFP and CMA, and QCash the self made millionaire in his 30’s.
I wasn’t sure how well the new voices would be received at the time, but the positive feedback has been overwhelming. Having a fresh perspective with new financial experiences helps reach out to more people, thus solidifying the educational blog that MDJ strives to be.
Articles written by a regular writer are perhaps better received than the sporadic guest post as it provides a consistent voice. Having said that, I am now looking for a new staff writer (or two) to complement the existing team.
If you have a knack for writing and a passion for personal finance, here’s your chance to get exposure to thousands of readers. Interested? Contact me with your background, writing samples and finance experience.
Here are some articles from our other writers:
Kathryn (The Personal Finance Coach):
- Limiting Beliefs about Money
- 8 Ways to Simplify Christmas
- Asking Why: The Purpose Behind your Financial Goals
Ed Rempel (The CFP and CMA)
- 3 Principles of Successful Investors
- What’s Important About Money to You?
- Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) – How should we use it?
QCash (Retired in his 30’s with over a million in net worth)
- Millionaires Corner: QCash’s Portfolio Holdings
- QCash on: Borrowing to Invest: My Exit Strategy?
- QCash on Investing in Second Mortgages
Interested in writing for Million Dollar Journey? You can contact me here for more details.
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about 6 months ago
Believe me..they make more money on the money you invest, than the interest that you're making.
They're in it for profit, not charity!
about 6 months ago
ING Direct, the best savings account. They give the highest interest out of all banks. Banks such as TD Canadatrust, Royal Bank, BMO, … barely give you anything!
about 6 months ago
You're right. Don't marry this girl. She is ready. You are not. The way things are going, you may NEVER be able to save 100K. If you hit the six figure mark, get married and she gets pregnant and decides she wants to be a SAHM, there goes your six figures.
You need to think about your priorities and what you are willing to do without to have a family. It is a good thing to plan for the future, but the life has a way of twisting and turning in ways we can never fully anticipate. You don't have to start out with EVERYTHING from day 1. You don't have to have the newest, shiniest, most tricked out car, the biggest house, the biggest portfolio before you can get married. Those are things that you and your wife can work toward together – as most old couples will tell you, it was the best time of their lives.
I don't want to hammer you too hard, because I know your heart is in the right place, and you want to have your ducks in a row before you take the plunge. All I'm saying is, by the time you get your ducks just right, you might find your gal has flown the coop.