The Good Wine: A Personal Finance Parable
The good wine is an example of letting something good sit for too long, and in the end it was spoiled. Too bad could have been an amazing one.
The good wine is an example of letting something good sit for too long, and in the end it was spoiled. Too bad could have been an amazing one.
Some of the best advice you’ll ever receive doesn’t come from textbooks—it comes from lived experience. In this playful but honest reflection, I revisit two simple yet powerful life lessons: one about how to be… Read More »Advice: Two More Thoughts
A great piece of advice I received when I was on my first pub crawl was, “Always buy the first round” , and this advice has served me well. Be the one they remember.
For those of us in Ontario, it is Family Day and this year, it seems everyone is “celebrating” it (meaning all banks and stores are closed), so let us also celebrate with a Carnival of… Read More »Carnival of Personal Finance #192: The Family Day Edition
The 2008 crisis left Canadians asking a haunting question: Is it safe? From investments to retirement plans, this article revisits the uncertainty of that era and explains why the question still matters today. Learn how… Read More »Is it Safe?