If you google “should I accept a counter-offer from my employer?”, chances are your query will generate thousands of results telling you not to do it.
Category: Budgeting
I deferred my mortgage…now what?
Actually, I deferred my mortgage back in August last year. At the time, my attempts at self-employment weren’t yielding much … More
Health insurance isn’t really insurance
In its basic definition, insurance is intended to cover catastrophic, financial loss. To be worth insuring a loss should be both catastrophic and financial.
A Merry Covid-Christmas…
With Covid-19 still lingering, I actually hope this Christmas will be different and overall better for everyone. I also hope we won’t revert to our old habits once Covid is eradicated.
More than funding, you need analysis and planning
All too often, we put a huge emphasis on “saving”. This is particularly true in the PF blogosphere.
CERB transition
The Federal Government has just announced CERB would be extended for another, final 4 weeks. I have explained this program … More
Alternate paths to F.I.R.E.
F.I.R.E. stands for Financial Independence, Retire Early. This movement has gained popularity in recent years.
CESB explained
Until last week, very little financial relief was available to students
Lost your job? Don’t make these 3 mistakes!
There is a high probability you’ve been impacted by Covid-19. Whether you caught it, had to stay home to take … More
CERB updated
I previously wrote a post about the Canada Emergency Response Benefit, mainly to summarize the qualification criteria. This benefit has … More
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