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Getting Out of Debt in 2019

by Chris Matei on February 7, 2019 Finance Financial Planning Personal Finance Saving Money 539 views

Debt is, and has always been, a tough situation to work your way out of. The fundamental principles and practices you need to get out of debt today are really not all that different than they would have been last year, or five years ago, or maybe even ten years

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How to Reset Financially After a Breakup

by Chris Matei on January 29, 2019 Financial Planning Personal Finance 611 views

Neil Sedaka may have said it best: “breaking up is hard to do.” This is especially true when money is involved, and you don’t have

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5 Podcasts That Can Help Boost Your Personal Finances

by Rich Elliott on January 24, 2019 Finance Financial Planning Personal Finance 545 views

Personal finance is somewhat of a grey area for most people. Without formal education in schools and university, it’s hard for those not directly connected

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How to Save Money… Even When You’re Paycheque to Paycheque

by Chris Matei on January 21, 2019 Financial Planning Personal Finance Saving Money 640 views

A Canadian Payroll Association survey conducted in mid-2018 found that 44 per cent of working Canadians reported it would be at least somewhat difficult to

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Setting Great Financial Goals for 2019

by Chris Matei on December 21, 2018 Financial Planning Personal Finance Saving Money Uncategorized 619 views

There’s nothing quite like having a goal set out in front of you when it comes to motivation, and the turn of the new year

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The Consequences of Maxing Out Your Credit Card

by Chris Matei on December 18, 2018 Financial Planning Personal Finance Saving Money 524 views

Credit cards offer incredible convenience for users, and remain one of the most popular methods that consumers use for spending of all kinds. When managed effectively and paid off diligently, there’s nothing wrong with using credit, even across multiple cards, to manage your finances: there’s even a host of benefits

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Shopping in the US: Is it Worth It?

by Chris Matei on December 10, 2018 Personal Finance Saving Money 566 views

In a recent article, National Geographic estimated that 75 percent of Canadians live within 161 kilometers, or 100 miles, of the U.S. border. This high

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How AI Will Affect Your Finances

by Chris Matei on December 10, 2018 Financial Planning Lending Education Personal Finance 575 views

It hardly needs to be said that AI - or artificial intelligence - has graduated from the realm of Hollywood fantasy to real-world practicality. I’d