Has someone else already said something like this quote? "I've got a sense of time, but I haven't got much […]

Maybe it's a psychological thing - but us Americans (I can't speak for our Canadian friends, but I imagine they are similar) have a love/hate relationships with the things we buy. Specifically, we love new things and we hate used things - especially in certain categories. It's not a universal attitude, but this being ostensibly a personal finance site, it's an attitude we can try to examine.

But... why is that? It's not like buying used is foreign to us. I'd guess that most of us have purchased used cars and/or used houses - but used consumer goods is an area where few tread.

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Here's an interesting article coming to us through Time Magazine - fully half of adult children (over age 30) say […]

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The internet likes to talk about two competing terms – Financial Independence and Retirement. Sometimes they combine them in an […]