GenX: Now’s the Time

GenX: Now’s the Time

Welcome back to my Milestone Money series! We’re talking about Generation X, those born as early as 1965 and as late as 1980. This is a middle point of life where you’re in your 40s or 50s, may have dependent children still, but are growing ever nearer to...
Thrive as a Millennial

Thrive as a Millennial

My Milestone Money series continues with those aged 26 to 41, or the generation labeled “Millennials”. This generation gets a bit of a bad rap because they’ve come of age surrounded by new and swiftly advancing technology, and in the age of...
5 Financial Focuses for Young Adults

5 Financial Focuses for Young Adults

Welcome to my Milestone Money series. All the month of April I’ll be talking about the financial concerns of each generation, starting with young adults, all the way through Baby Boomers. Read, share, and consider your financial future. You’re young and...
My top 5 tips to tackle rising costs

My top 5 tips to tackle rising costs

While the world may be feeling a bit easier as we see the easing of pandemic restrictions, we’re not out of the woods yet. We’re still seeing a struggle on supply and labour shortages, not to mention now the booming cost of oil adding to those transport...
A mind-blowing look at RRSP vs TFSA

A mind-blowing look at RRSP vs TFSA

No pressure here, but this article will attempt a few things: share some truths about long-term savings and investments dispel some myths around RRSP and TFSA accounts show you one simple strategy to get the most of both worlds, which will blow your mind Here we go!...
How do you celebrate?

How do you celebrate?

We’ve just made it through another Valentine’s Day! This is one of those holidays that people have mixed feelings about. Is it a “Hallmark Holiday” that’s just derived to bolster certain parts of our economy as we see everything romance and dining marked up to...
Become a 2022 #goalcrusher

Become a 2022 #goalcrusher

Happy New Year! As we enter 2022, January often serves as a time to reflect on the year behind us, and set goals for the year ahead. I hit the blog this time last year to talk about setting goals and creating plans to crush them, but what if that’s not enough?...