Many Canadians try to reduce debt by attacking the wrong problem: using payday loans, chasing Bitcoin, or defaulting to high-fee mutual funds. This article explains why solving the right financial problem matters, how to identify root causes, and how smarter, low-cost strategies can accelerate debt reduction. Inspired by a classic creativity lesson, this is a reminder to rethink your approach before wasting money, time, or sanity.
The “Verb the Noun” formula has become a staple of modern catchphrases, from political slogans to financial advice. This article explores its impact on personal finance, crafting memorable phrases like “Pay the Debt”, “Secure the Future”, and “Invest in Yourself.” While some phrases work well, others—like “Throttle the TFSA” or “Crunch the CRA”—may not be as effective. The takeaway? Catchy slogans can be fun, but real financial success requires action, not just words.
Keywords: Verb the Noun, financial catchphrases, money management, personal finance, saving, investing, debt repayment
Now that Festivus is here, it is time for the financial airing of grievances, and you folk have really been getting on my nerves this year! Remember Festivus is a celebration for the rest of us! Next the Feats of Financial Strength!
#Festivus #AiringOfGrievances #Finance #Debt #Oligarchs
Happy Saint David’s Day (Hapus Dydd Gŵyl Dewi) to all my Welsh readers and friends, yes it is a grand day for those of us with Welsh Heritage.
Now that Festivus is here, it is time for the financial airing of grievances, and you folk have really been getting on my nerves this year! #Festivus #AiringOfGrievances #Finance #Debt
