Investing and Personal Finance
I would like to wish all you readers a Happy Holidays, Merry Christmas, Festivus or anything else you want to celebrate in the next little while. I’m looking forward to having a bit of time off during which we’ll be visiting family and hopefully getting the little ones out skating. I’ll resume posting at some point [...]
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The RESP Book: The Simple Guide to Registered Education Savings Plans Everything you need to know about RESPs.  |
After roughly 12 years of being a home owner, we made our last mortgage payment ever which means that we are now debt free! I don’t think our lives will change all that much as we still have some savings goals to deal with – RRSP, TFSA etc which should suck up some cash. Regardless, [...]
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The RESP Book: The Simple Guide to Registered Education Savings Plans Everything you need to know about RESPs. |
Michael L has had a Canadian Tire Mastercard for some time. He was under the impression that it paid out one percent in rewards for non-Canadian Tire purchases. After doing some analysis on his Canadian Tire credit card statement, he concludes that his actual rewards are only about 0.86%. Read Michael’s analysis of the CT [...]
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The RESP Book: The Simple Guide to Registered Education Savings Plans Everything you need to know about RESPs. |
It’s getting a lot colder these days – I know because I’m still riding my bike to work and I can feel it! As much as I like commuting on the bike, by this time of year I’m not too disappointed when I have to stop because of snow or ice. Anyone out there into [...]
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The RESP Book: The Simple Guide to Registered Education Savings Plans Everything you need to know about RESPs. |
