Financial Planning

Millennials (aged between 23-38 currently) are facing more financial challenges than Baby Boomers (aged 55-73) ever faced. There are more than 7.3 million Millennials in Canada – the largest generation since the Baby Boomers.  Business Insider reports that the financial behaviors of Millennials are heavily influenced by the Great Recession

Keeping track of your expenses might seem like a daunting, monotonous, or giant task, but once you get over the initial setup, which is really quite simple, all you have to do is stay on top of new expenses.  Here is a simple, step-by-step guide to keeping track of your

Life can be expensive. But “expensive” is a sliding scale that depends on your personal financial situation, such as income, cost of living, budget, debt, and spending habits. It’s easy to get carried away with overspending—but we’re here to help you determine the signs that you’re living beyond your means.    

Billionaire Warren Buffet came up with many effective strategies that got him to where he is today. As a quick recap, Warren Buffet is the chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, a successful investor, entrepreneur, philanthropist, and speaker. He’s also worth $85 billion USD.  Perhaps most infamous of all of

This is the second blog post in our Financial Literacy Series, in which we discuss the relationship between your finances and your personal health and wellness—and aim to increase your financial literacy and understanding. Check out our first blog in the series, Financial Literacy and Wellness 101. As a quick

Regardless of whether you own your home or not, there are dozens of simple home improvements you can do to save money. Plus, most of these home improvements not only help you save on monthly electricity, gas, water, heating, and cooling bills, but they also help save the environment. By

Welcome to the first blog post in our financial literacy and wellness series! Today, we’ll discuss what financial literacy and wellness mean, what the difference between the two are, why they are important, and how, together, they can help improve your mental, emotional, and physical health. We’ll also share some

Credit cards are great for building credit, purchasing large items conventionally, collecting points, shopping online, and so much more, but they can get you into serious financial trouble if left unchecked. Trust me, I know. A maxed out credit card can reverse your good credit and send your personal finances