When it comes to personal finance, the most common financial mistakes young adults make often have lasting effects on their financial future. These financial mistakes are otherwise avoidable if equipped with the right information, and mindset. Below are the top 13 financial mistakes to avoid in your 20s if you aim to have a better …
If you’re looking to build your credit score with a credit card, you’re in the right place! Building credit is important, but it can be difficult to do if you don’t understand how credit works in Canada. One way to build credit is to use a credit card responsibly. Using a credit card is one …
Are you looking to apply for a mortgage online?
With technological advancement, it’s never been easier to apply for and get approved for a mortgage right from your home, and without the need for a face-to-face meeting.
Some things you need to prepare before applying for a mortgage online, are as follows:
– A reputable credit score, and
– Proof of income
A layoff is a traumatic experience. I experienced it first hand, 9 years ago, roughly a year after migrating to Canada.
In the Philippines, there’s no such a thing as lay off, well at least before the pandemic hit. I was never laid off from a job before. Like most people experiencing this surprising event, my initial reaction was to panic. Realizing that I could qualify for Employment Insurance (EI), I panicked less but I needed to come up with a plan fast!
Losing a job means losing your income source, and you have to be quick to get another one to maintain your household’s financial security.
In Canada, being laid off is just part of the game, yes, even after your probation period. If the company you work for experiences some difficulties, the lower-ranked employees are always the first ones to go.
It’s true, Canadians pay one of the highest banking fees in the world, and if you’re looking to break free from the shackles of these high chequing account fees, this article is crafted, specifically for you!
Yes, many of us here in the far North have grown tired of paying the high banking fees the big names in banking charge us to “borrow our money”. Luckily for us, free unlimited chequing accounts are actually available in Canada.
A free unlimited chequing account offers customers all these services without charging them banking fees – which means you can save money on your day-to-day banking while getting most of the same benefits big banks charge you for!
To find out more information on each free unlimited chequing account available in Canada, take a look at our top 12 list below. There’s something for everyone in this comprehensive guide.
If you’re in the market for new furniture, then you probably know that there are a multitude of decisions to make. From size, quality, color, and more… you just have so many options that it’s really hard to make the right decision, but is financing furniture a good idea? To finance or not is the …
Furniture Financing: A Good Idea or Potential Disaster? Read More »
Risk is inherent in all aspects of our daily lives, yet is an often overlooked piece of the financial puzzle. Oftentimes, you’ll hear financial risk management strategies applied to business operations and investments, this is because risk management is so important to the survival and success of businesses and investment portfolio; its importance, however, is …
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This is where we’re going to post, 100% free-content to empower clients like you make well-informed financial decisions from spending, budgeting, money management, asset protection to wealth-building strategies. As independent financial advisors in Canada, our team is dedicated to helping Canadians achieve a good financial future and we believe, financial education plays a crucial part. …
