When you are spring cleaning your house, remember to also clean your finances.

Financial Perspective 1:1 interview with Treasa Leigh Brown, Toronto’s connoisseur of events

Budgeting is an important part of a finance journey. It can provide you with the guidance you need to spend with our guilt and allows you to build your financial confidence.

How much do you really need to save for retirement? The short answer is that it depends on how YOU want to spend your retirement.

Having a mortgage is a commitment. Here are 4 ways for you to shorten the length of the mortgage and save a ton of money in interest. .

Lines of Credit (LOCs) can be a great way to quickly get your hands on cash, but there are pros and cons.

Although House Hacking is not a new way to get on the property ladder, it has regained its popularity as people look to multi-family/unit properties to have tenants help to pay the mortgage.

For many people the pandemic has dramatically affected their budgets, so I wanted to share are a few ideas on how to save money for the Christmas season.

How living though the Covid-19 pandemic has raised our awareness, and need, for financial preparedness.

Living a healthier life might seem like a tall order but having some friendly advice and a support system at your disposal is key. I spoke with Victoria Lymburner of VictoriaGetFit to hear about her journey to wellness, gain her perspective on financial literacy and delve into what it’s like to be a top partner at Herbalife Nutrition.

I had the pleasure to speak with Arlan Hamilton, the founder and managing partner of BackStage Capital to speak about her funds, vision and gain her thoughts on financial literacy.

Entrepreneurs and small business owners need to have budgets and financial planning tools to help them keep an eye on cash flow , effectively forecast and prepare for the future.

Habits & Savings. It’s not about depriving oneself of a daily coffee, it’s about balance and making choices that helps to get people on the saving path that they choose.

1:1 interview with Candace McClaren Lanham to gain insights on her money perspective

We’ve all been there: the washing machine breaks down, there is an issue with the car, we need to pay an unexpected bill. But what happens if we can’t pay the bill? An emergency fund a great way to be prepared to handle your finances in the case of an emergency.

My good friend Ruth challenged me to a 30-day money detox. She found out about this challenge from a recent article in the Toronto Star and after looking at the rules of engagement I jumped in. Here is what I learned.

There are a few misunderstandings about registered retirement savings plans (RRSP) and tax-free saving accounts (TFSA), so this post is to compare and contrast these two investment vehicles.

You may notice that you have gift cards that you can not use, or do not want. And let’s face it, sometimes you just want the cash, here’s how you can get rid of these cards and trade them in for money.

My 2006 Honda is starting to show signs of ageing, I need to adjust my budget so that I can buy a new car when the time comes. I am now looking at electric vehicles (EV) and since they are quite expensive, I need to save up, here is how I am budgeting for a new car.

Personal finance tools that make it easy to see how much you are spending