by Julia Chung | Jan 28, 2016 | Personal Finance
Originally Posted in the Globe & Mail By Gail Johnson – Special to the Globe & Mail Jessica Moorhouse started taking her money seriously about six years ago, after she graduated from Simon Fraser University in British Columbia with a degree in film...
by Julia Chung | Jan 15, 2016 | Personal Finance, Spring Original
Julia’s November 2015 PowHerTalk was “Start Ups: 4 Things to Get Over”, in her hometown of Sechelt. Julia will be emceeing the upcoming PowHerTalks Vancouver on January 30th. Join...
by Julia Chung | Jan 13, 2016 | Personal Finance, Spring Original
Many people feel pretty confused about RRSPs – how they work, and why they’re useful. At the same time, people can feel embarrassed to ask for a full explanation. To help you move forward with this useful tool, here is your RRSP Primer! What is an RRSP?...
by Sandi Martin | Jan 12, 2016 | Blog, Clarity Model, Goal Planning, Personal Finance
Hi Sandi I know you are often looking for article ideas and I’m wondering if you would feel in the mood to write something to motivate folks who are doing okay, have a plan, no debt,….but need to avoid the temptation to go into debt (aka buy a cottage)....
by Julia Chung | Jan 4, 2016 | Personal Finance, Spring Original
Yes, you can still split your pension income. The income splitting credit that the new Federal Government vowed to abolish in their 2015 election campaign was the Family Tax Cut. The opportunity for pensioners to split their qualified pension income with their spouses...
