What To Look For In A Cell Phone Plan
Ten years ago getting a cell phone was a big deal. I didn't have cell service where I grew up so it didn't make sense to get a phone until I was in university. Cellphone shopping back in 2005 gave you the choice of 5 phones through 3 different providers.  One of the...Making The Switch To TangerineÂ
I will be moving to a new place at the end of the month and I'm re-evaluating my banking needs because of it. Currently I'm with CIBC and the only real reason why I'm with them is because they had a branch in the town where I grew up. Like many of you, I have to pay...Young Millionaires – Will You Dare to Dream?
You’re graduating from university and decide that you want to be rich – at least a millionaire. Is it something you even want? Is it possible? Young millionaires – people who attain that financial level just a few years after graduation – do actually happen in the...Financial Savvy – Why You Need to Develop it in University
Of all of the things that you learn at university – the many courses you take, making friends and social contacts, and learning more about yourself than you ever cared to know – it’s a good bet that financial savvy isn’t one of them. By financial savvy I'm not simply...Five Financial Concepts You Should Learn Even if University Doesn’t Teach Them
With all that you will learn in university, one thing you won't learn much about is personal finances. And when you graduate, and enter the adult world for keeps, you’ll probably be exposed to many financial concepts that will be completely alien to you. The best way...Can You Still Save When There Are Debts to Pay? Yep! Here’s How
Having a large amount of debt to pay off can feel very overwhelming. The reality is that it affects many of us. According to an August 2013 report released by TransUnion credit bureau, the average Canadian is carrying $27,131 in debt. What many people don’t realize is...3 Ways Being a Recent Graduate Can Help You Beat the Taxman
Every student likes to believe that once they reach that light at the end of the tunnel known as graduation, their money troubles will disappear. I mean if you survived on earning basically nothing as a student, getting paid in your new career should be a real...Honorable Media Mentions
