May 12, 2016 | Post a Comment | Personal Finance, Retirement
Being a full-time Mom is one of the most demanding jobs you can have, but as we all know, the rates of pay are lousy, which means that you could be storing up some financial problems for later, when it comes to retirement. Some people find themselves unable to work as a result of an […]
April 26, 2016 | Post a Comment | Personal Finance, Planning, Retirement
If you’re a millennial, providing elderly care for your parents may have crossed your mind at least once. However, you may still have a career to pursue, a home to build, and the world to see. This is why a lot of people resort to hiring a caregiver or sending their parents to a nursing […]
April 21, 2016 | Post a Comment | Personal Finance, Planning, Retirement
If you’re in a good job with a 401(k) plan and an employer who matches your contribution every month, then you may think you’ve got your retirement covered. After all, you’re already ahead of 68% of Americans, who according to a 2015 survey were not participating in any kind of employer-sponsored retirement plan at all. […]
March 13, 2016 | Post a Comment | Personal Finance, Planning, Retirement
It is estimated that over half of the people reaching retirement age today wish that they had started saving for the golden years of their lives when they were young. It is easy to put off saving for your retirement when you are in your early twenties and thirties, then before you know it the time […]
February 17, 2016 | Post a Comment | Money Tips for Children, Personal Finance, Planning, Retirement, Saving Tips
You may feel like dismissing talk of retirement when you’re in your 20s and fresh into the job market. However putting this off can be a huge mistake, especially when you’re young. Millennials have the time and resources to retire wealthy, and the benefits listed below are endless. Waste Less Money The start of a […]
January 12, 2016 | Post a Comment | Money Advice, Personal Finance, Retirement
The Old Age Security program is a program for Canadians that ensures there is at least some income coming in after retirement. The Government of Canada’s largest pension program is funded from the general revenues of the government. You don’t pay directly into it, it’s not allocated to you or your family, but everyone is […]
October 13, 2015 | Post a Comment | Investing, Money Advice, Personal Finance, Planning, Retirement, Saving Tips
Whether you have saved up a large amount of money over the years, recently sold an asset that has gained you a few thousand dollars, been awarded an enviable bonus at work, or even been left a sizeable amount of money in the will of a relative, investment is definitely one of the smartest things […]
August 26, 2015 | Post a Comment | Personal Finance, Planning, Retirement
Planning and preparing your finances, gives you the best chance of achieving the financial security and lifestyle you would like to enjoy throughout your retirement years. If you’re unable to work due to illness or disability, and therefore have retired earlier than anticipated, you may be entitled to benefits through superannuation claims, life insurance, or […]
June 30, 2015 | Post a Comment | Money Advice, Personal Finance, Retirement, Saving Tips
If you have just purchased a new home, or if your home is in need of some attention, especially when it comes to furniture and décor, you most likely know how expensive furniture can be. This can be discouraging if you want to give your home that proverbial million dollar look without having to spend […]
June 18, 2015 | Post a Comment | Personal Finance, Planning, Retirement, Saving Tips
Whether your financial goals include a luxurious trip abroad or starting your own business, you need to start saving now. Your money will not accrue any interest by sitting in a jar on your desk, so to save wisely, you should choose from the different types of Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs) available. The maximum annual […]
June 5, 2015 | Post a Comment | Emergency Funds, Events, Money Advice, Personal Finance, Planning, Retirement, Saving Tips
Almost everything is lauded as a reason to celebrate these days, from kindergarten graduation to the successful completion of an internship, and while these milestones and others like them are important to the overall trajectory of an individual’s life, they’re commonplace enough to warrant little more than a mention in the family newsletter over the […]