The last couple of weeks have been turbulent market-wise. Fears of the coronavirus and its impact on the Chinese economy … More
Category: Budgeting
Ridiculous bank offers’edition
Recently, I’ve been “bombarded” with e-mails from Scotiabank offering me a ton of “advantages” if I open either an Ultimate … More
Avoiding Christmas financial madness
For many people, Christmas lingers for months and months after it is gone. Marketers do an excellent job of making us … More
Opportunity cost
If you are a reader of the blog, you know I decided to obtain an MBA. I have been studying … More
Tips to ask for a pay raise
A few decades of life experience has taught me that, for the most part, if you want to obtain something, you have to ask for it -besides working for it-.
That time I decided to work part-time
As I previously wrote, a few things have changed in my life recently.
Alternatives to big cable companies in BC
Not so long ago, in the Lower Mainland – and I am sure it applies to the rest of BC as well-, people basically had 2 options when it came to cable, Internet and home phone services
10 Financial killers
In my previous post, I shared how F.I.R.E. has an element of privilege to it.
The importance of the emergency fund
I have heard a lot of names for the Emergency fund: Back-up fund, F-U fund, Opportunity fund, Rainy-Day fund…whatever you want to call it, it is just semantics.
To combine finances or not?
When two people are in a committed relationship, the question of moving-in together comes-up at some point.
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