Fast decisions feel smart, but slow thinking usually produces better financial outcomes. Many Canadians mistake quick answers for competence, but thoughtful analysis avoids costly mistakes from debt choices to major purchases. This article explores why slow thinking is a financial superpower, not a weakness.
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Weddings are expensive, but they don’t have to derail your financial future. This Canadian guide to wedding costs explores how modest choices: like brunch receptions, DIY booze, and avoiding over-the-top honeymoons, can keep couples out of debt before the marriage even starts. Smart spending beats financial regret every time.
A discussion of the financial topics covered in a Marriage Preparation course that is offered for soon to be newlyweds. Good start, but missing a few things.
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A valid theme for a Halloween, are there financial skeletons in your closet? As I have mentioned in previous posts, honesty with money is the cornerstone of any relationship. If you go into any relationship… Read More »Financial Skeletons in the Closet?
The number of adults living with their parents is becoming larger as housing prices continue to sky rocket.
