by Sandi Martin | Sep 24, 2018 | Fee Only Financial Planning, Goal Planning, Monthly Spring Update
Now that summer is officially over (boo! hisss!) it’s time for one of our all-time favourite activities at Spring: using what we’ve learned about ourselves to make life better – for ourselves, our families, our team, and our clients. (We swear we’re fun at...
by Julia Chung | Aug 27, 2018 | Big Picture, Cash Flow, Debt Management, Goal Planning, Monthly Spring Update
Just before you slam your nose into the grindstone that September often brings – regardless of whether you have kids in school or work full time, it can still be a thing – let’s stop and consider: What is it you want to achieve in the back half of this...
by Sandi Martin | Apr 3, 2018 | Budgets, Goal Planning, Personal Finance
Worry Free Money: The Guilt-Free Approach to Managing Your Money and Your Life by Shannon Lee Simmons isn’t making empty promises in the title. There’s literally no guilt in it. None. The revolutionary thing about Worry Free Money is that it doesn’t start with...
by Julia Chung | Dec 14, 2017 | Big Picture, Goal Planning, Personal Finance, Personal Financial Planning
At the end of the year, things get undeniably gloomy – particularly on the southern west coast, where we like to brag about our summers and lack of snow, brushing aside any mention of the solid six to eight months of grey skies and relentless rain that can...
by Sandi Martin | Nov 17, 2017 | Christmas, Goal Planning, Income Tax, Personal Finance
There’s a mostly fun deluge of events, meals with friends, and parties just over the horizon, and, depending on what holidays you celebrate, what your family is like, and how much pie is involved, you might be looking forward to the end of the year with some...
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)....
