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In this vlog I talk about how I am able to afford to travel. How by living a minimized and downsized lifestyle, where I own no possessions except that which is in my suitcase, has given me the financial freedom to generally travel and go wherever I want whenever I please. I don’t have any bills or possessions that strap me down to one location, everything I own can fit in my suitcase and backpack. Of course YouTube makes this all possible of which I am very fortunate.

Canadians often don’t think about US tax issues, because they consider their permanent home to be Canada. However, if you spend a considerable amount of time in the US, you could be considered…

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If you recall .. as of January 23, 2007, a new American law required everyone entering the United States by air to have a passport. Apparently .. that creates too many lineups at the borders. Under the revised procedures, American air travellers would only be required to prove that they had applied for a passport in order to re-enter the U.S. from Canada, Mexico, Central and South America, the Caribbean and Bermuda. The temporary rules will be in place until September, according to reports. The shift could provide an economic boost to Canadian businesses that rely on U.S. consumers and [More]

I noticed multiple searches in my refer logs wondering about passports, so I would just like to remind everybody about a previous post made last November .. It comes into effect Tuesday January 23, 2007