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Times of festivities and celebrations are often paradoxical in that we want to see friends and family, but we find that when we’re with...
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Dec 21, 20202 min read
Investing: How elections matter
There are three things we should never discuss around the dinner table: money, politics and religion. Ironically, the three things we...
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Dec 14, 20202 min read
The gift of compounding interest
Every holiday season, the search begins for gifts that keep on giving. From music to cooking classes and other hobby-related courses –...
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Dec 11, 20202 min read
Being responsible means so much more
Festive celebrations will look a little different this year (and possibly every year going forward!). No matter where you find yourself...
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Dec 9, 20202 min read
Gifts for the cost-conscious
As our finances ebb and flow, we will sometimes face a festive season where we have to think out of the box for holiday gifts. Gifts are...
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Dec 7, 20203 min read
Savvy celebration tips when times are tight
Tough years lead to leaner budgets and lighter wallets. But it’s important to celebrate and the festive season is traditionally a time to...
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Nov 23, 20202 min read
Taking stock and talking stocks
Anyone with a mediocre knowledge of investing will be familiar with the term “stock”. But few people are aware that there common stocks...
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Nov 20, 20202 min read
Three ways to survive a bear market
What do you do when a bear attacks? For many of us, we don’t live near any bears, so we’re likely to be unprepared. When it comes to a...
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Nov 16, 20202 min read
Planning reduces anxiety
We don’t plan because we fear the future. We plan because we realize we can enjoy today more by reducing the anxiety of tomorrow. Most...
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Nov 9, 20202 min read
One of the worst things to plan for…
In Western culture we have become very detached from the cycle of life and death. Only those who work in specific industries will be...
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