What a Thrifted Wardrobe Taught me about Spending and Saving
It started with a belt. I was browsing a thrift store for a simple black belt and found one in my size for one dollar. Since the day I made…
Budget
A good budget is a cornerstone of financial health. These posts will help you create a budget the works for you, without feeling restricted or deprived!
Creating a budget can be challenging. Exactly how much can you afford to spend? What should you prioritize? What if you forget something? Thankfully, it's not as complicated as you think!
- The Best Budgeting Apps to Manage Your Money
- How to Create a Budget: a Step-By-Step Guide
- The 50/30/20 Budgeting Rule
- 21 Bad Spending Habits You Need to Break
Let these articles be your guide to making a budget. Whether you're just looking to reign in your spending or you want a holistic approach to growing your net worth, we've got the answer!
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Raising a family is major life goal for many, but the potential costs can seem overwhelming to aspiring parents-to-be. But how much does it really cost to raise a child…
How do RRSP contributions impact CCB?
The RRSP is one of the best retirement investment accounts available to Canadians, but it can do more for you that secure your financial future. You can claim RRSP contributions…
The Unbudget: Giving Up Limits, Getting Back Your Life
In my ongoing effort to disrupt the overly-frugal and joyless personal finance community, I’ve come up with a new financial practice: unbudgeting. Unbudgeting is exactly what it sounds like: undoing…
Sinking Funds Explained: How to Afford Everything
Sinking funds are my favorite way to save for specific large purchases or to ensure I always have money for big budget categories, like travel. They are the ultimate savings…
The PC Money Account Makes Your Budget Go Further
Who says payday can’t have more payoff? The PC Money Account lets you stretch your dollar so you can afford all the essentials, as well as luxuries! You’re likely already…
The Registered Education Savings Plan (RESP) Explained
The Registered Education Savings Plan (RESP) is a tool to help Canadians save for their child’s post-secondary education. The RESP is hands-down the best vehicle to set aside money for…
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