The excitement of the holiday season is upon us, however, so is the worry of what that means for our pocket books. There are ways to have an enjoyable yuletide without breaking the bank. Make a list and check it twice. Include whom you want to buy for and how much you want to spend… Read more »
All major economists are saying that the current interest rates cannot remain at this low level. Even the government has been warning Canadians that these rates will be increasing. Canadians continue to spend more than they are making and many are maxed out on their mortgage right now. My question to you is: “Can you… Read more »
March 17th is St. Patrick’s Day when our thoughts turn to the wearing of the green, Irish dancing, the Boston Celtics! Around the world, celebrations include wishing people good luck with an Irish toast, often coining the phrase “the luck of the Irish.” But many believe “the luck of the Irish” actually means bad luck… Read more »
If I had three wishes for our society as we begin 2014, they would be: To spend less than we make. To create a plan of action for our debts. To put that plan of action into motion.To spend less than we make. The statistics are very alarming. The average Canadian is spending 164% of… Read more »
We hope you find some of the these archived blog posts useful as we all look to manage and find the joy in daily living.