by TallKirk | Jul 26, 2023 | Quick Reads
The reason a house is a good investment for most people has almost nothing to do with the returns. Depending on where you live, it’s true that you might be better off renting and investing the difference. In some ways, you’ll be better diversified and have more...
by TallKirk | Jul 23, 2023 | Quick Reads
Consistency is what separates the people who accomplish their goals from the people who don’t. You need to regularly, routinely, habitually do the things you know will move you closer to where you want to be. It’s the people who save a percentage off the top of every...
by TallKirk | Jul 20, 2023 | Quick Reads
Canadians don’t switch banks often. Or ever really. A common joke in finance is that people are more likely to get divorced than they are to switch banks. And, at least according to some surveys, it’s true. Some estimates show that 80% of Canadians have never switched...
by TallKirk | Jul 17, 2023 | Quick Reads
What makes the most financial sense on paper isn’t necessarily what makes the most sense for your life. In your area right now, it might be cheaper to rent than to own your home. But ownership has many psychological benefits that might make it worth the cost. It might...
by TallKirk | Jul 13, 2023 | Quick Reads
How you’re doing financially impacts how you’re doing in general. With the double whammy of high inflation and rising interest rates, many Canadians aren’t doing well. According to a survey from 2022, 35% of Canadians say worrying about their finances is leading to...
