It has been a long while since I have written one of these, so I figured I’d dust off the old Olivetti and bash one out. I can already here the, “OK Boomer“, comments being… Read More »Dusty Typewriters and #Moneytalk
The Ontario Autism Funding program, introduced in 2019, promised improvements but left many families, including the author’s, waiting indefinitely for financial support. While the government aimed to reduce waitlists by redistributing funding, the lack of clarity and bureaucratic delays frustrated families seeking essential services like occupational therapy and social support. The article highlights the financial strain parents face when covering therapy costs out-of-pocket and questions the long-term stability of the funding model. The system remains unpredictable, and families continue to navigate its uncertainties.
Keywords: Autism, Ontario Autism Funding, financial strain, therapy costs, government programs, special needs planning, disability support
Deficit and debt aren’t the same—yet many confuse the two. This post breaks down the key differences, how they impact elections, and what they mean for your own money habits. Learn how managing your personal deficit and reducing your overall debt can put you on a stronger path financially.
#Deficit #Debt
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.
#Money #Marraige #Spending
Stats Canada put out their yearly report Tuition fees (in Canada) for degree programs, 2019/2020 a while ago. It has some interesting data including the fact that Tuition Fee costs for undergrad students dropped for… Read More »Tuition Fees Down
