Mid-Year Personal Finance Check Up (Now What)
Is it time for a mid-year personal finance check up? Are your goals for the year being reached? Can you tell? If not, might be time to do a check up.
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Complete Idiot’s Guide to Getting Out of Debt
Looking for a straightforward, practical guide to tackling debt? This review of The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Getting Out of Debt by Ken Clark, CFP, highlights the book’s approachable style and useful strategies. Covering everything from debt denial and payday loan pitfalls to budgeting and long-term financial habits, the book offers a clear roadmap for anyone feeling overwhelmed by debt. Whether you’re in deep or just starting to slip, this guide can help you take control and move forward with confidence.
Keywords: debt, get out of debt, debt reduction, budgeting, personal finance, financial recovery, Ken Clark, Complete Idiot’s Guide
RRSP Season is OVER!
Learn about the significance of RRSP season and how it can impact your taxes. Discover strategies to maximize your contributions and reduce your tax load.
Canadians buying less foreign securities
Does it matter if you are buying foreign securities? Yes, in terms of your taxes, but many Index Funds can help shelter that too.
Carnival of Personal Finance #192: The Family Day Edition
For those of us in Ontario, it is Family Day and this year, it seems everyone is “celebrating” it (meaning all banks and stores are closed), so let us also celebrate with a Carnival of… Read More »Carnival of Personal Finance #192: The Family Day Edition
