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3 Simple Things To Improve Your Finances
Tag: Budgeting
What a Budget is and is not.
Learn about what a budget really is from Deidre at Ohh You Budget.
New Years Goal Setting
Learn how to identify and work toward your Financial Goals.
Planning for Maternity Leave
So you are expecting a baby, and now need to plan for maternity leave. Deciding how long you will be off work may depend on what coverage (if any) you may have for income while on maternity leave. How long of a maternity leave to take I live in Canada where we are entitled to […]
ETF’s vs Stocks
Comparing ETF’s vs Individual Stocks Want to start investing, but have no idea where to start or what investments to choose? Choosing between ETF’s vs stocks is one decision you may need to make. If you are turned off by the high cost of the top stocks to purchase just a single share, you are […]
4 simple ways to get a financial head start
4 ways to get a financial head start on the year! We all have resolutions and goals for the new year! Some are around fitness and health, but others can be about being smarter with your money! If managing your finances is one of your goals this year, here are some steps to give you […]
Selling on Facebook Marketplace
In organizing the house for our upcoming move, hubby and I realized we had a lot of books we feel comfortable selling or donating. So I decided to get rid of them by selling on Facebook Marketplace and a few days later I made a sale! When I first moved in with my hubby, I […]
Good Reads: Work Optional
Work Optional Book Review Have you ever dreamed of a work optional life? I love reading books on personal finance. I have read quite a few and always take out multiple books from the local library any time I go. The Work Optional book stood out for me among the books I have read, so […]
Learning about Money
Learning about money What is the earliest memory you have when it comes to learning about money? A lot of us don’t get a lot of exposure to education around money and personal finance until we are already adults and our money habits and associations have already been formed. Childhood money lessons I have a […]
50% savings rate
How we achieved a 50% savings rate A bit of background: We are DINK’s from Canada (Double Income No Kids). We own a condo and purchased our car outright. We have no consumer debt, only our Mortgage. We are not specifically aiming for FI/RE but I am a bit obsessed with Retirement Savings. I admit […]