Personal Finance

If you want more money, the easiest way is to cut your spending. But if you slash your expenses to the point where mac and cheese is on the menu every night, your quality of life … Read More

The new iPhone X will be available for pre-order late next month. But it’s expensive and there are many things you can do instead of buying Apple’s latest gadget.

Until he got the call, Isaac didn’t think much about identity theft. The married Toronto father of two keeps on top of his family’s finances and expenses, doesn’t carry credit card debt, and uses strong passwords … Read More

Everyone needs to be challenged once in a while, especially when it comes to their personal finances.

Payday loans are a dangerous borrowing vehicle. I’m going to provide you with two statistics that may or may not surprise you: One in 10 people admit to using a payday loan or short-term loan and … Read More

Weddings are a big business. With the average Canadian nuptials costing around $30,000 and planned at least a year in advance, engaged couples can look forward to constantly opening their wallets to secure a venue, catering, … Read More

What a time to be alive: Canadian women earn 87 cents for every dollar earned by men, yet an analysis by data mining firm ParseHub found women pay 43% more for personal care products. The “pink … Read More

Are you spending more than you make? Do you find yourself living paycheque to paycheque? Maybe it’s time to look at how much you spend and see where you can slash your expenses.

Taxes are a fact of life, but there are ways to reduce the amount you pay every year.

I love Canadian robo-advisors, so I won’t devote any time explaining why their index investment strategies are attractive for investors. If you’re not convinced, check out this article that explain why Canadian mutual funds are rubbish. … Read More