by Julia Chung | Aug 24, 2020 | Monthly Spring Update, Personal Finance
Julia Chung In Canada, we often think that summer is over when August is over. However, we like to remind ourselves (and anyone else who might listen) that the summer season in the Northern Hemisphere is absolutely not over until Tuesday, September 22nd. That’s right:...
by Kathryn Mandelcorn | Jul 14, 2020 | Canadian Personal Finance News, COVID-19, Debt Management, Personal Finance
Sandi’s Great Reads have been legendary here at Spring. We always look forward to her list of reads – she’s such a great curator. She’s also reading a lot more than the rest of us, so we thought we’d start giving her a hand. Going forward, the rest of the...
by Darryl Brown | Jun 24, 2020 | Case Study, Personal Finance, Portfolio IQ, Portfolio Second Opinion
Darryl Brown Welcome back to another case study! If you’re new here, our case studies involve mushing together similar client stories, scrubbing away any identifying details, and sharing how we’re helping Canadians in various financial situations with cash flow,...
by Sandi Martin | Jun 9, 2020 | Canadian Personal Finance News, Financial Wellness Plan, Personal Finance
Financial Wellness Plan & Amplifying Diverse Voices The purpose of our regular Great Reads feature has always been to reduce the mind-boggling number of smart and interesting articles, blog posts, podcasts (and occasional comic strips) produced in a given month to...
by Karen Richardson | May 25, 2020 | Case Study, Cash Flow, Debt Management, Personal Finance, variable income
Results for "case study" We’re back with another case study, this time with “Terri.” Terri is 42 years old, single, and works as a pharmaceutical rep earning commission income that varies wildly from month to month. With variable income, it’s hard to save...
by Julia Chung | Apr 27, 2020 | Cash Flow, COVID-19, Financial Planners, Personal Finance, Personal Financial Planning
Personal Finance Has it only been a month since our last update? It feels like several decades have passed. The sheer volume of information we’ve received and amount of change that has occurred since the beginning of March 2020 has easily outstripped what we would...
