Saving can be fun. If you are on my Facebook, you've seen how I’ve made saving for vacation interactive over the last month:
Every Canadian knows that Roll Up
It’s RRSP season, which means the banks want to be your best friend so you’ll invest with them. My inbox in bombarded with RRSP loan offers, free this, and free
You walk into a dealership and see a big sign "$162 bi-weekly for 5 years and no down payment" – that sounds like a great deal! Lots of people can come up with
The saving versus paying off debt is an age-old quandary that has plagued people since the advent of consumer debt. Pose this question to a group of financial
Did you know that after you pass away, all of your assets (investments, cottages, home, etc) are pooled together and the government will tax you based on the
2015. A fresh start. Maybe time for a change. Are you making any financial changes in your life this year? After speaking with friends and family over the
We are a week away from Christmas Eve!! This year sure has flown by. Thank you to our clients and readers for making it a great one!
Keep an eye out in the new
Too many times we find ourselves getting caught up in the Christmas spirit of shopping, shopping, and more shopping. Finding the gifts becomes our ultimate goal
Many companies and industry experts today believe they know all the major risks of financial planning: longevity, inflation, withdrawal rates, asset allocation
Advocis (The Financial Advisors Association of Canada) has teamed up with the Junior Achievement Program to educate students on Financial Literacy. This month
I am thinking of buying a house. What can I do to secure a good mortgage rate?
While we are not mortgage specialists, we can offer a few ideas on how to
As we move into week 2 of Financial Literacy Month, we answer these popular questions...
How many credit cards should I have?
In our opinion – two. The first