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r/QuebecFinance•

Bonjour, Je (27F) viens d'acheter mon premier chez-soi qui est un condo indivisé a Montreal pour 405k. J'ai mis une mise de fonds de 95k (avec l'aide de mes parents et grand-parents) alors l'hypotheque sera 310k. Après la mise de fond, j'aurai 8k en coussin dans un fonds d'investissement, 5k dans mon compte épargne pour les urgence et 2k dans mon compte cheque pour les dépenses de tout les jours. Je travaille en renouvellement hypothecaire donc j'ai déja une idée des taux d'interets qui me seront offert, alors je me dit que je peux facilement avoir un taux autour de 3.90% pour 3 ou 5 ans (je vais viser pour un taux beaucoup plus bas)

Voici mes depenses fixes mensuels: 1450$ (environ) pour

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r/CanadianInvestor•

Hello, I (27F) am new to investing since the start of this year. I've gotten acquainted with how bonds and ETF's work and have a pretty good mix of stocks, bonds and ETF's in my portfolio. My question isn't as much about what I should be investing into, but rather about the verbage used when talking about investments, which I am still unfamiliar with. Does anyone have any good resources to learn all this verbage (books, blog posts, etc) as I really don't understand the discussions in most posts just due to being unfamiliar with the words used.

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r/techsupport•

I need to preface this by saying I am not computer-savy at all.

I recently downloaded an application called Twine, and today I attempted to move it's file from my local disk (C:) to a SSD card "New Volume (D:)"

From there, I tried opening Twine again but the only thing I get is a popup that says "An Error occured during startup; EPERM: operation not permitted, mkdir 'D:\"

I thought maybe putting the file back on my local disk C: would help, so I uninstalled the entire application, went back to the website, redownloaded the application file but set the location to Local Disk C:. But I still get the same popup. I need to use this app for a class I'm taking, and now it refuses to open. What

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So my goal is to save at least 100k for the next 4 years for a down payment on a home/condo & for all other required home expenses. I have a single income of 60k but I'm working towards getting some raises at my job and may start pursuing a second job which hopefully will give me a extra income. I don't have many expenses right now since I live in a city that doesn't require owning a vehicle. I have been saving between 1100$ to 1500$ per month. Since January I've gone from having 28k in total in all my bank accounts & investments to having 45k in total as of this month (tax return season definitely helped). Will I be able to make it? Is it possible for someone with my income to own a home if

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r/PopsicleMains•

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I'm really struggling to make popsicle boy the best that he can possibly be. I keep alternating between MH and 2pc ATK%-2pc Cryo DMG. No matter what I do, it doesn't feel like he's doing much dmg. I run him with shenhe, furina, xianyun OR shenhe, kazuha, xianyun.
What team maximizes his DPS? (I have every 4 star in the game, so if you tell me i should do melt with xiangling i could do that but need to know how to build him/what rotation to use).
I just want to run Chongyun at his max potential because he is best boy. What should I do? Any recommendations welcome!

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