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Category: Planning

Emergency Fund basics

If you are battling with a huge debt load, chances are you probably don’t have any savings to your name. … More

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Tackling debt

Now that you have decided to get your finances under control, the biggest challenge is to pay off your debt. … More

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RESP basics

As I mentioned in previous entries, the cost of post-secondary education keeps increasing and can really be a huge financial … More

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Creating a budget, part 2- tracking income and aiming for balance

Note: the following is primarily aimed for Canadian residents. Terms like CPP and EI are payroll deductions for Canada.   … More

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Creating a budget, part 1- tracking expenses

A lot people try to create a monthly budget from scratch and are unsuccessful. In most cases the numbers don’t … More

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5 financial items to consider when home-buying

Summer is peak season for home-buying (and selling). Buying a property is the biggest financial decision one will ever make. … More

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