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Good Friday Financial Reflections

Good Friday

This Financial Good Friday post blends seasonal reflection with practical financial wisdom. From the importance of free banking and debt awareness to long-term savings plans like the RDSP, it’s a chance to pause and revisit key money lessons. Whether you’re reviewing your finances or simply enjoying the holiday with family, this post shares useful links and a few spiritual insights along the way.

Keywords: financial good Friday, debt reduction, free banking, RDSP, money planning, Canadian finance, personal finance checklist, Easter reflection

High Fee Mutual Funds

DIY Balanced Funds for Investing

Most investors get told they should get a Balanced Mutual Fund for safe but steady growth, but what are you paying in terms of MER or Management Fees? Why not buy an Index Fund or the like, an entire Index is very balanced as well. Let’s take the FUN for banks out of Mutual Funds.
#MER #IndexFunds #Balanced

Fake SIN Social Insurance Number

Are We Running Out of Social Insurance Number (s) ?

Is the pool of Social Insurance Number (s) in Canada running out? I don’t think so, but it is not just a big pool of numbers either. #SIN #SocialInsurance

Daffodils and Wales

Spring Financial Cleaning

I spent a busy weekend taking care of many small tasks that have piled up over the long cold winter here in Ottawa. One of the most important task that I have procrastinated about is… Read More »Spring Financial Cleaning

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RIP Flaherty, Heartbleed, Tax Time, Quebec Elections and #FreeFormFridays

RIP Flaherty, Heartbleed, Tax Time, Quebec Elections and #FreeFormFridays the former finance minister did a lot of good for the economy.

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