
The Money-Smart Students Program
If you could turn back the clock and talk to your 16-year-old self, what would you tell her or him about money? What choices did
If you could turn back the clock and talk to your 16-year-old self, what would you tell her or him about money? What choices did
My 14-year-old daughter and I were recently in a long line-up at the grocery store, waiting for our turn to check out. As we made
When people learn that I am a financial literacy educator, they typically respond in one of two ways: “We certainly need more of that, especially
Does an Emergency Fund serve you well or give you the illusion of security? It depends. There seems to be a generally-accepted rule that having
Last fall, I talked to a heap of women from coast to coast about their challenges with money: What questions did they have? Where did
Her Facebook post caught my attention. Erin had started tackling some financial challenges and had finally arrived to a place of peace, with expenses under
My daughter’s middle school recently invited me to address the students during their Me to We Day event. I was asked to speak on overcoming
One of the key messages in my book is that women need to familiarize themselves with their family’s finances. All of it – debts, investments,
At my book launch for Protect Your Purse, Shared Lessons For Women: Avoid Financial Messes, Stop Emotional Bankruptcies and Take Charge of Your Money, I gave
Twenty minutes into the weekend edition of The Globe and Mail, I was seriously pissed off. As I made my way through the A-section, I
My daughter took me to task this week when she saw my proposed title for this blog post on a scrap of paper. “What’s this?”
A long time ago, I bought a laminated place mat of the Prime Ministers of Canada, figuring that it might be more fun for my