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Managing lifestyle inflation

“Lifestyle inflation” is a very popular topic amont financial planners and personal finance bloggers.

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Buying a rental property (or not)

Unlike my previous post, the criteria to decide whether to buy a rental property -or not- are very different.

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Buying vs renting a home

Don’t roll your eyes just yet. This is not another debate as to whether renting is better than buying or conversely.

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Book review: The Wealthy Renter by Alex Avery

The home ownership dream is very alive and well in Canada. The Federal government estimates about 70% of Canadians own their homes. It seems like the remaining 30% is obsessed with joining-in.

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No fee banking in Canada

Banks and credit unions in North America have the right to charge all sorts of fees on both business and individual accounts.

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Another important reason your mortgage is denied

You decided to become a home owner, saved for a down payment, got pre-approved for a mortgage, found your dream home and made an offer.

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Book review: Pound Foolish by Helaine Olen

Helaine Olen is a journalist, writer and columnist. As she admitted in her book, she did not know anything about personal finances when she started writing about the subject.

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The problem with personal finance blogs

I totally understand the post you are about to read may confuse you, and even more so since I am a personal finance blogger who has been blogging about personal finances for almost 3 years.

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Book review: Burn your mortgage by Sean Cooper

As a personal finance aficionado, I always enjoy reading blogs and books on the subject. I decided to start reviewing what I read.

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How I increased my savings by 850% in 4 years

I have been in both contemplating and calculating modes lately. I realized I have come a long way financially, since my old days of being in denial about my monetary crisis.

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