Links

Here are some useful links. Note: some of these are affiliate links that will generate a small amount of cash for me (and possibly for you too!)

Wealthsimple

This site has transformed my finances. Starting off with automatic saving and set-and-forget RRSPs, moving onto no-fee stock trading, it has made getting started with passive income so much easier.

https://wealthsimple.com/invite/97BGJQ

Redbubble

I have started to dabble in creating my own t-shirts, primarily because I couldn't find the t-shirts that I wanted. So, I created a Redbubble account and uploaded a few designs.

You can see the designs at Wee Gem Tees

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