Lessons From a Sudden Death
Less than two weeks ago, I lost a friend, AG, to a freak accident. He was 48 years old. He and his wife, AM, have
Less than two weeks ago, I lost a friend, AG, to a freak accident. He was 48 years old. He and his wife, AM, have
The options for your Emergency Fund just got a whole lot better.* Before I tell you why, let’s cast our mind back a bit. Did
Is saving money and then investing it really that important for your financial health? If you’re giving me a “Well, duh” look right now, I
Welcome to Part Two of Investing’s Two Basic Options. In my previous blog post, I looked at the first option in investing: lending money. Today, let’s
When I stepped out of the house at 6 am today, I gasped. It was 13 degrees!! (In American-speak, that’s 55 degrees.) The day before,
If you open a TFSA and put some money in there, is it invested? Is the money you put into that account guaranteed to grow?
Over the last year, I have been on a mission to interview as many financial advisors as possible, to get a sense of the range
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
Jack and Lee-Ann* are careful with their money. They pay all their bills on time, make more than the minimum credit card payments every month
In my upcoming book, I relay a story about a highly educated and accomplished woman who relies entirely on her husband and their financial advisor
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 reader of my blog, Jim*, reached out to me for advice. Several years ago, he got a good deal on a house that needed significant repairs,
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
Within two seconds of backing out of the driveway, my twelve year old asked, “Can you please turn on the radio?” The funny thing is
This week I’m going to tackle the subject of investments that yield very low returns – the bad – but that are guaranteed – the
Recently I was reminded of the biggest lesson that I learned about investing in real estate. It was costly and very effective at ensuring that
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