As I mentioned a while back, there are various reasons as to why a person may not be able to save enough money. I focused on the fact of not having enough money to get the task accomplished, however that reason tends to be an excuse for those who do not take the time to

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. In my opinion,

For most people, there will be a point in life where we have to borrow money; it is a fact of life. It will have to be done, especially when you need to purchase the more expensive things in life. With that said, it is a requirement that we manage our credit well in order

At one point in our lives we will have debt. The task to getting rid of it can be daunting, to say t the very least, however it is not impossible. By following these 5 steps, it will help you climb your way out of the hole of debt you have created. 1. Track Spending

After filing my taxes, I have finally received my tax refund, and it is a decent sum of money. I have put some thought into what I would want to do with the money and have finally come to a decision. 75% of the money will be used towards my savings and the last 25%