10 Basic Rules of Money Management 1. Plan – Plan for the future, major purchases and periodic expenses. 2. Set financial goals – Determine short, mid and [...]
Evaluation of your financial standing is the most important step in your personal money management. Make the necessary adjustments to meet your needs and reach your [...]
Imagine what you would like to do with your money. What do you see? Do you see a future free of financial worries? Are there specific items you want to [...]
Keep track of your money.Commit to a spending plan. Making a budget will help you stick to a plan and stay on top of your finances.Minimize your debt. Borrow only what you [...]
Did you know that November is “financial literacy month”? Throughout the month, an array of financial, government and corporate sponsors stage events devoted to [...]
My name is Brenda Namulindwa and I have been a Registered Nurse for more than 6 years. I’m also a financial planner/educator. I embarked on this journey as a financial [...]
An audit is basically the Canada Revenue Agency’s (CRA) way of making sure you’ve paid all the taxes you owe. That means getting lost on a paper trail as you [...]
Did you know that as a first-time home buyer you can claim $5,000 for the purchase of a qualifying home and if you did not live in another home owned by you or your [...]
The majority of Canadians will wake Jan. 1 to a new year and a lower tax bill. With the Liberals’ promised re-jigging of income tax rates coming into effect on Friday, [...]