Unemployment Spikes, Easter and #MoneyTalk
Unemployment jumps tremendously during the Pandemic and signs are things will not get better. This and lots of other great financial articles.
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Easter is Here and some #MoneyStories
The season of Easter is here, time for you to restart, renew and reestablish things in your life. Being a religious type Christian person, this is what it is all about (Christmas is nice, but without Easter the whole Christianity thing doesn’t quite hold together). I hope you enjoy the time off (if you get time off) to reconnect with Family and friends. Please remember on the stewardship side of things, this time and Christmas are where the Church collects about 1/2 of their income (just saying).
This week, we had a budget to discuss, and I noticed that many different bloggers have voiced their opinions on it. While it has a hefty price tag, reminiscent of Mr. Trudeau’s father, I believe that there were many significant issues that needed to be addressed. Although I didn’t see any changes for parents of disabled children, if you have kids, things will change (if you make less than $150K, that is). I will try to recap how it affects my life and make sure to keep up with any changes that may affect me and my family.
If you are more of a Chocolate Bunny Easter person, that is OK, you can still use the season as a good reason to restart your financial plans, or start them. The best time to start a financial plan is 5 years ago, however, the 2nd best time is now, get to it, call it your Easter Financial Plan.
Happy Easter
My Writings for Week Ending March 25th
I spent the week in Toronto enjoying the Ice Capades, OK, it was an ice storm, and it wasn’t something to be enjoyed either. There sure are a lot of condos down here too.
Stats Canada noted last week that Food Prices Continue to Rise especially in the area of fresh fruit and veggies. Gas prices seem to be moving back up, as are oil prices, so we shall see what happens with interest rates with this information (my guess is not much for now, however, remember the Canadian Dollar is recovering, and that might slow interest rates as well).
It was my son’s birthday this week, and with that I revealed one of the reasons for The Origins of the Canadian Personal Finance Place. It hasn’t turned into the cash cow I had hoped, but it has been cathartic.
An Easter Thought
Read More »Easter is Here and some #MoneyStoriesBunnies are cuddly
The large and the small
But I like chocolate ones
The best of them all.
Good Friday
This Financial Good Friday post blends seasonal reflection with practical financial wisdom. From the importance of free banking and debt awareness to long-term savings plans like the RDSP, it’s a chance to pause and revisit key money lessons. Whether you’re reviewing your finances or simply enjoying the holiday with family, this post shares useful links and a few spiritual insights along the way.
Keywords: financial good Friday, debt reduction, free banking, RDSP, money planning, Canadian finance, personal finance checklist, Easter reflection
Financial Reboot
One of the major tricks I learned when I was an I.T. dude, was how easy it was to fix problems if you asked your customer, “Have you rebooted your system lately?“. I also knew… Read More »Financial Reboot
An Easter Story: The Leather Coat
Sometimes an Easter Story is what is needed to capture the significance of the season, this story is one of those magical stories.
