Debt will always be debt

The most recent statistics indicate Canadians owe an astonishing $1.8 trillion in debt, including mortgages

Other financial mistakes I made

As previously mentioned here and here, I made plenty of financial mistakes in the past. I see them as a … More

Gratitude and personal finances

As the Holiday season is in full swing, a lot of people contemplate the almost past year and the new … More

Pros and cons of group benefits

Group benefits are various insurances an employee can get from their employer, such as extended health or life insurance. In … More

Home-buyers’ plan explained

Note: as of January 2019, people can now withdraw up to $ 35 000 under the program.  If you are … More

Shifting your financial perspective

I haven’t blogged much lately. My job has kept me busy and major restoration work started at my building that directly impacts … More

My ways to save money

Since I have started taking a long, hard look at my finances, I have definitely become more frugal and minimalist. … More

What not to do during your mortgage application

You got pre-approved for a mortgage, you found your dream home and put in an offer. While you are doing … More

How to handle a market downturn

It has been all over the news this week. Most stock exchanges around the world have taken a tumble in … More

Target date funds explained

This financial product has been growing in popularity, but what is a target date fund? A target date fund is … More