In the most recent RBC RRSP Poll, it was revealed that there is a significant difference in how Canadian men and women save and invest their money; the differences are specifically shown on what they invest in and how much money they invest with. Within the past year, men have been more likely to put
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Saving with Ease
Saving money can be much easier than one might expect. My brother found this out recently, after making a small adjustment to his account. My brother can be considered a frivolous spender, he hardly saves, and if he ever saves, the money is used up before you know it. About 8 months ago, my brother
Holiday Financial Mistakes
Throughout the years consumers have gotten better and better when it comes to holiday spending. We are all learning to budget in advance to make sure that we only spend what we can afford. We are using more cash and debit cards for our purchases compared to purchasing on credit. However, there are cases in
Staying Focused on what Matters
In life we can be hit with external influences, which can take us off track the path we have set for ourselves. What we need to realize that we should not allow ourselves to get distracted to the point where we lose focus on what truly matters. In terms of saving for your goals, there
Planning Ahead Saves You Money
With everything in life, proper planning cannot only save you time, but money. Keep in mind, just because you are planning ahead, it does not mean that you must eliminate spontaneity from your life. Placing logic within each purchase will result in you saving far more money than you would realize. It is very easy
Saving Tips for Students
The majority of students will be taking on a larger role in their finances, having to make decisions, which will have an influence in their future financial situation. To help students take charge of their money, and make better financial decisions, here are a few tips on what can be done to gain financial confidence.
Saving or Eliminating Debt?
An age old financial question countless people have asked themselves is what any excess cash should be used on. One option is to contribute to your RRSP, while the other option involves paying down your debt. Canadians are learning that saving more, and investing more are more beneficial than one may think. It goes without










