Many are choosing to quit what they are doing and seek jobs with improved compensation, better work life balance, or to follow a calling or passion. However, just because everyone you know is quitting their jobs, doesn’t mean you should.
Category: Budgeting
Catching-up on retirement savings
I recently reached a milestone in my retirement savings accounts. Unfortunately, despite this milestone, I am still behind in terms of where I *should* be and how much I *should* have in terms of retirement savings at this stage of my life.
My MBA cost me $102 300!
A couple of weeks ago, I wrote my 2 final MBA exams. If felt a bit strange. A chapter of my life is coming to a close after 3 years.
The case for accepting an employer’s counter-offer
If you google “should I accept a counter-offer from my employer?”, chances are your query will generate thousands of results telling you not to do it.
I deferred my mortgage…now what?
Actually, I deferred my mortgage back in August last year. At the time, my attempts at self-employment weren’t yielding much … More
Health insurance isn’t really insurance
In its basic definition, insurance is intended to cover catastrophic, financial loss. To be worth insuring a loss should be both catastrophic and financial.
A Merry Covid-Christmas…
With Covid-19 still lingering, I actually hope this Christmas will be different and overall better for everyone. I also hope we won’t revert to our old habits once Covid is eradicated.
More than funding, you need analysis and planning
All too often, we put a huge emphasis on “saving”. This is particularly true in the PF blogosphere.
CERB transition
The Federal Government has just announced CERB would be extended for another, final 4 weeks. I have explained this program … More
Alternate paths to F.I.R.E.
F.I.R.E. stands for Financial Independence, Retire Early. This movement has gained popularity in recent years.
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