by Sandi Martin | Apr 10, 2018 | Canadian Personal Finance News
I have a short reading list for you this month, since most of us are either rushing to file our taxes or rushing to get outside after a long, cold winter. Notable articles that didn’t quite make the top three include this one from Andray Domise on how – if 40%...
by Sandi Martin | Mar 13, 2018 | Canadian Personal Finance News
It’s that time of year – at least in the middle of Ontario – where it starts to feel like winter’s this close to ending…and then it snows again. Seriously, the only thing keeping me alive right now is that this late winter garbage weather makes great...
by Sandi Martin | Feb 13, 2018 | Canadian Personal Finance News
Your portfolio is probably down right now, and I don’t want to minimize the worry some of you are feeling, especially those of you who are about to start, or are already relying on withdrawals from your investments for income. It’s no fun, but it’s also not something...
by Sandi Martin | Jan 9, 2018 | Canadian Personal Finance News
The New Year is always a really exciting, invigorating time for me. I’m that annoying chippy chipmunk who runs her annual spending summary on December 31st and who starts work on January 2nd with a really long list of the organizing she got done over the holidays...
by Sandi Martin | Dec 12, 2017 | Canadian Personal Finance News
A shorter list this month, because if you’re not baking and shopping and partying and preparing I want you to be relaxing. But if you’re relaxing already and want something good to read, you might enjoy reading about the beauty of re-gifting, budgeting like a...
by Sandi Martin | Nov 14, 2017 | Canadian Personal Finance News
I noticed when I was reviewing the articles I’d marked for sharing with you lovely people that there’s a pretty heavy behavioural finance theme in this month’s reading list, so if you’re a fan of behavioural finance theory, you’re in for a treat. If you’re not a...
