From pre-natal preparations to preschool to post-secondary, raising a child in Canada is not for the financially faint of heart. The average annual cost for raising a child to the age of 18 has been estimated to be a cool $13,000 which, of course, will not necessarily decrease at that age if you plan to … Continue reading Budgeting for Baby
With the temperatures now dipping, winter is on its way and that means ‘tis soon the season for big cozy sweaters, holiday sweets and, for many of us, sunny trips down south to swap our snow suits for bathing suits. Whether you’re planning to head south to an all-inclusive resort or planning ahead for … Continue reading How to Go on Vacation Without Going into Debt
20-year financial veteran Paul Murphy shows you why the Rule of 72 is the most powerful (and dangerous) personal finance rule to master. It’s the most powerful rule in all of personal finance. A simple formula that has helped geniuses like Warren Buffett turn millions into billions. And a powerful weapon that Canadians can either … Continue reading The simple rule that keeps banks rich—and Canadians stuck in debt
Emergency Funds—An Important Part of Financial Planning How long would your current savings last in an emergency? What if you suddenly lose your job or face unexpected expenses, such as urgent home or car repairs? Maybe you want to make a career change, possibly to self-employment, and will experience a less stable financial situation for … Continue reading Emergency Funds—An Important Part of Financial Planning
How to Set Up a Monthly Budget Creating a monthly budget is a great way to kick-start debt-free living and add to your savings. A budget is a great financial tool, whether you are looking to reduce your existing debt or simply gain a better understanding of your spending habits. It allows you to determine … Continue reading How to Set Up a Monthly Budget
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