By, Carla Hindman, Director of Financial Education, Visa Canada When you’re a kid, a few dollars can seem like all the money in the world. It can take weeks, sometimes months, to save up your allowance. When you finally decide…
Here’s an article that I came across in the Globe and Mail that I wanted to share which talks about Bank of Canada trends and what it might mean for mortgage rates heading into 2019. Let me know your thoughts….
Are you crazy for the holidays, spending thousands of dollars on holiday gifts, lights, entertaining, food and decorations each year? If so, you’re not alone. Many Americans feel the sting of holiday spending well into the new year. If you…
With diabetes on the rise, how well employees manage the chronic disease should be a concern for employers, Diana Sherifali, an associate professor at McMaster University’s school of nursing, told Benefits Canada‘s 2018 Healthy Outcomes conference in May. Since diabetes often…
If you have a son or daughter, perhaps a niece or nephew heading off to university this month, here’s a great article to share with them from Practical Money Skills. Making the transition from living at home where someone else…
There are some simple steps you can take to reduce or minimize the risk of becoming a victim of identity theft. Practice Safe Internet Use Delete spam emails that ask for personal information, and keep your anti-virus and anti-spyware software…
I came across this article in Forbes magazine and thought it was worth sharing. This is relevant to anyone with aging parents – it puts protection in place for them and gives you peace of mind. https://www.forbes.com/sites/ashleaebeling/2018/02/28/the-healthcare-conversation-you-need-to-have-now/#2a5d8a5d3a35
You give up some control when you just have beneficiaries and no will by Ed Olkovich for MoneySense magazine Q: I am married. I have RRIF and LIRA and my spouse has RRSPs. We have joint cashable accounts too. We have appointed each…
By Carla Hindman, Director of Financial Education, Visa Canada Fall is officially here. With the new season comes new reasons to spend money, including increased utility bills, winter wardrobes and upcoming holiday purchases. Here are some tips to help you…
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