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Category Archives: Debt
How a Savings Account Keeps You Out of Debt
Sometimes the simplest solutions are the best This month at Money Coaches Canada we’ve been discussing why sticking to a budget is so hard to do, and how using our On Track Money Management system will keep you engaged and … Continue reading
Posted in Budgetting and Cash Flow, Debt, Relationship to money
Tagged Budget, Justin Bouchard, spending and savings plan, Young and Thrifty
The Best Retirement Plan is to be Debt Free
Continuing on with our theme of tackling debt this month, tune in to this podcast by two of our favourite personal financial educators – Jim Yih of retirehappy.ca, and Rob Carrick of the Globe and Mail. Jim has written a … Continue reading
Posted in Debt
Tagged Jim Yih, Rob Carrick
Debt: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
The less debt you have the better. That being said, you will hear people talking about good debt versus bad debt. Put simply: Good debt Used to purchase an asset, like a house or investments. Ideally these are appreciating assets, … Continue reading
Posted in Budgetting and Cash Flow, Debt, Relationship to money
Tagged Bad Debt, Good Debt
Being a Financial Advice Hero
By Noel D`Souza, P.Eng Toronto ComiCon ran this past weekend in the Big Smoke. As always, it drew thousands of fans of fantasy literature, comics, television and movies, who descended on the event with unrivalled excitement and passion. Many attendees … Continue reading
Get UNSTUCK at our next Money Mondays – Feb 25th
MONEY MONDAYS Save the Last Monday of the Month for Money Join your local Money Coach on the last Monday of each month for an informal, lively discussion about money – how it works, how to manage it and how … Continue reading
Posted in Budgetting and Cash Flow, Debt, Investing, Relationship to money
Tagged Money Mondays, Unstuck
UNSTUCK: How to Get Out of Your Money Rut and Start Living the Life You Want
A REAL NEW YEAR’S GIFT At this time of year, no matter how much we try not to….it’s hard not to get caught up in holiday madness. December is a time where merchants and retailers are vying for your nickel. … Continue reading
Is it Okay to Save for Things When I Have Debt?
by Christine White Absolutely! Now don’t get me wrong, eliminating debt should always be your #1 financial priority. However, the first step to getting on track is to BREAK THE DEBT CYCLE. Yup that’s it – the secret to getting … Continue reading
Posted in Budgetting and Cash Flow, Debt
Tagged break the debt cycle, Financial Priority, Pay Your debt
Retire Your Debts Before You Do
by Karin Mizgala, MBA, CFP Most people are worried about how the stock market will limit their ability to retire, but it’s even more likely that their debt load will be a bigger hindrance. Here’s why. Debt seriously affects how … Continue reading
Posted in Debt, Money Coaching
Tagged Debt-Free Before Retirement, Karin Mizgala, Retirement Cash Flow
Don't Give Up on Retirement Yet
by Karin Mizgala Think retirement is out of your grasp? The current economic downturn and the consequent impact on investments have caused many people to worry about their pensions and to re-think their retirement options. The financial news these days … Continue reading
Posted in Budgetting and Cash Flow, Debt, Investing
Tagged Pay down debt, Retirement plan, retirement planning, Retirement savings
