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Financial emergencies are just that: emergencies. They come on like natural disasters all of a sudden and can be all-consuming and life-altering. Recent studies show that many Canadians are already financially overstretched and have no real savings or plan for an inevitable emergency. In fact, this study released by Leger

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Financial Literacy: How poor credit can affect your life

by Sam Milbrath on August 6, 2019 Financial Literacy Financial Planning Personal Finance Uncategorized 869 views

This is the fifth 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. Just how influential is my poor credit score? How can poor credit affect my life, if

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4 Times It’s Okay To Treat Yourself!

by Sam Milbrath on July 25, 2019 Financial Planning Personal Finance 668 views

Think of treating yourself as a scale that needs to be balanced. For those who never treat themselves, this deprivation can have negative health effects around resentment, depletion, and unhappiness. For those who treat themselves too often and too frivolously, the same can be said as feelings of guilt and

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30 Simple Habits to Ensure a Bright Financial Future

by Sam Milbrath on July 23, 2019 Financial Planning Personal Finance 1.02K views

According to CBC Business, 83% of Canadian workers polled for a 2019 survey said they regularly experience stress related to money problems and how much (or little) they’re paid. This is despite record job creation and low unemployment in Canada’s recent months. In lieu of this astonishing figure, we asked

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Financial Literacy: 5 Steps to Make a Realistic Budget You Can Actually Use

by Sam Milbrath on July 18, 2019 Financial Literacy Financial Planning Personal Finance 722 views

This is the fourth 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. Making a realistic budget that you can actually use, ironically requires you to have a realistic

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Baby Boomers vs Millennials: How Different are Their Financial Habits?

by Rich Elliott on July 10, 2019 Financial Planning Personal Finance 1.06K views

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

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5 Steps to Keeping Track of Your Expenses

by Sam Milbrath on July 9, 2019 Financial Planning Personal Finance 536 views

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

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8 Signs You’re Living Beyond Your Means

by Sam Milbrath on July 4, 2019 Financial Planning Personal Finance 866 views

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.

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