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Of course you can. If celebrity culture is teaching us anything, it is that yes, you can have lots of money and still be miserable, so miserable in fact that you ruin your life with addictions, even lose your life to them. I recently watched an interesting movie on DVD, Meet Bill. Not a masterpiece but certainly entertaining and also thought-provoking. The guy, Bill, married into a rich family. He works in the family business, […]
With over 1000 ETFs listed on the Canadian market, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed and get stuck on analysis paralysis. But I’m here to help, so let’s dive into How to Pick an ETF. Disclaimer – the following is not investment advice it is for information/education purposes only – please seek professional advice specific to you and your goals and financial journey. What is an ETF? But before we get into how to pick an […]
The average cost of a new car is hovering close to $50,000 these days, and according to the most recent statistics available, even used vehicles average around $30,000. When it comes time to sign your name on the dotted line for a new car, Edmunds shares all available options. If you’re considering whether or not to use a credit card, there are two questions to ask. First: Can you buy a car with a credit […]
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Get a $125 bonus thanks to ING with the code CNW116 simply by opening a new everyday account and following these steps The post Get up to $125 for New ING Customers appeared first on The Thrifty Issue.
Shoppers who are always on the hunt for a bargain may consider shopping at outlet malls to get a better price on their goods. Oftentimes, you can get brand name clothes and other items for a lot less money. That said, it’s important to question whether or not you’re really getting the best deal, no matter where you’re sourcing the things you’re set on purchasing. So, do you really save money shopping at outlet malls? […]
What not to say if you want to be approved for a mortgage.
I love a new month to have a fresh start! Our grocery budget has been creeping up lately and I’m determined to stop it! I know I’m not the only one who feels like their grocery spending has gotten out of control. The difference is that I know better! I am a grocery savings expert with an online course all about how to save money on groceries. I just need to do better at following […]
Rick Ferri recently interviewed me for the Bogleheads on Investing podcast, to discuss my book After the Death of Your Spouse: Next Financial Steps for Surviving Spouses, as well as the overall topic of serving as an executor of an estate. You can find the episode here: Bogleheads on Investing Episode 79: Mike Piper Discusses Being the Executor of an Estate Other Recommended Reading New Information from the SSA about Timing of Benefit Increases for […]
Last Updated on March 4, 2025 by Daniella When I asked Lunafi if they would like to sponsor this post, they happily agreed! All opinions are our own, as always, to make sure you make the most of your side hustle finances. Taxes can be such a headache, especially when you have a side hustle. Just thinking of taxes stresses me out. For the folks that don’t know, yes – you’re absolutely responsible for paying […]
As you may have heard, money can be a cause of fights or arguments among couples. Money can be a cause of conflict or be real deal-breaker in relationships. But, it doesn’t have to be! When you and your partner are on the same page financially, it makes your relationship awesome, stronger and sets the groundwork for a successful, rewarding and fun future. Whether you’re planning for big life changes or just dealing with those […]
It’s nice to be able to have dividends and distributions come into your account and even nicer not having to withdraw it. Don’t interrupt compounding unnecessarily! Actually I am not using the money that I am receiving in dividends right now, just allowing the cash … Read moreFebruary 2025 Dividend Income Update The post February 2025 Dividend Income Update appeared first on Genymoney.ca.
It’s officially March! Congratulations for surviving the month if you participated in No Spend February. We’re on to the next challenge! It’s week one of Minimalism in March. Today’s post will outline this week’s decluttering challenges. The post 2025 MINIMALISM IN MARCH: WEEK ONE appeared first on a life on a dime.