Invest For Your Long-Term Security
Some people are very risk averse and investing does involve taking some risks. The fact that they are calculated risks,[…]
Read more
Category: Basic Financial Curriculum
Optimizing Your RESP Contributions
The preceding post examined the basics of how an RESP works. It is an excellent tool amongst multiple options to[…]
Read more
Registered Education Saving Plan Basics
Funding post-secondary education is a major financial goal for many Canadians. It costs a pile of money, and there are[…]
Read more
Financial Planning For Your Kid’s Education Costs
After years of practicing, you have finally created and delivered one or more little minions into the world. At first,[…]
Read more
Saving for the Near-Term: High Interest Savings Accounts & Beyond
When you earn more income than you spend, the next question is what to do with that extra money. You[…]
Read more
Make a Loan Repayment Plan to Trash Your Debt
Debt can be overwhelming. Particularly when you have multiple different loans. The preceding posts showed how to put debt into[…]
Read more
Income & Happiness: Your Mindset Matters
In the preceding article on income and happiness, I reviewed multiple studies examining the relationship between happiness and income. Increased[…]
Read more
Insurance: Playing the Game Like a Professional
Using insurance to appropriately protect our wealth is part of a comprehensive financial plan. Even though you must interact with[…]
Read more
Insurance: Basic Rules of the Game
Most people know that they need some insurance. Protection is part of making a comprehensive financial plan. You must buy[…]
Read more
Strategies to Withdraw Big Money From Your Corporation Tax Efficiently
Canadian Controlled Private Companies (CCPCs), such as professional corporations, are excellent tax-deferred investing vehicles. However, to withdraw money from a[…]
Read more