A large percentage of the men and women who win the lottery come to the end of their earnings with very little to show for it.
Category: Planning
Pay Yourself First – And Other Smart Money Strategies
There is a budget plan for each and every type. The key is finding a style that fits with your natural tendencies.
FHSA Explained
One of the many promises made by then candidate Justin Trudeau was to create a specific savings account for first-time home-buyers, if he was re-elected.
Inflation Protection
Inflation is everywhere, including here, in Canada. Last month, it peaked at 6.7%, the highest it’s been since 1991. Canadians, myself included, are feeling the pinch, particularly at the supermarket and at the pump.
Looking at Your Past Can Shape Your Financial Future
Generally speaking, your money mindset is like an apple that hasn’t fallen far from the tree.
When To Seek Advice From An Expert
If you can afford to get advice from an expert, you probably should. Even if you think you cannot afford it, you might want to consider doing it anyway because it can help tremendously.
6 Money Do’s And Don’ts In A Relationship
When it comes to having a healthy relationship with your partner involving money, it requires openness, understanding, and realism.
How To Budget Without Fighting in 8 Steps
One of the first things any couple should do is put all their cards on the table and set up a budget. If you set up a realistic budget based on your joint goals in life, there shouldn’t be that much to fight about.
6 Reasons Every Couple Should Talk About Money
Talks about money are an important part of any couple’s long-term success. Talking about money together will ensure that you’re creating a joint vision, are on the same page, and that you can pursue your shared and individual goals in life.
I spent $101.65 to celebrate Christmas
Canadian households spend an average of $ 1 000.00 for Christmas. I personally find this amount excessive. Christmas is only one day out of 365.
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