Quick and dirty thoughts on International Women's Day and pay gaps for single women
Me, being not surprised.
Who's going to take care of your cat? 🐱
When you're single, a will makes sure your stuff goes to the right people
Catching up on retirement, American-style
Part one about 401Ks, Social Security and Medicare
⏳⏳⏳Catching up on retirement, American-style
Part one about 401Ks, Social Security and Medicare
🐐🐐🐐 We opened the wine and our Wealthsimple accounts
This post is not sponsored by Wealthsimple or goats.
27 things we've learned about investing and personal finance in 2022
Why yes, I am totally venting my spleen.
What does the future of retirement look like?
With the recent discussion in Ontario about public pensions, the conversation around pension plans as well as the future of retirement has kicked up again....
Yes, the market is doing some things
And I know you have all the feelings about it
A rant about personal finance press releases
It's not their fault but it made me think
So those credit cards fees penalize those who have to use them
Will that stop us using them? Magic eight ball says nope.
We’re Doomed – DOOMED, I Tell You
When your Substack colleague has something to say so... GUEST POST TIME!
Gut-checking the bear market
Or I spoke with my financial advisor because I was having a mild yikes moment.
Fall clothes has me thinking of budgets again (with audio)
Is it time to make the emotional commitment?
Financial prepping if you're going to be single
Don't give up your house even if a louse lives in it. *Unless you're in danger*
Foreign funerals and emergency funds
Because worrying about ArriveCan and security is bad enough
So you're going to be single soon
Let's look at some of the legal stuff. (This is not legal advice.)
Quickie thoughts on the recent Bank of Canada increase. What questions do you have?
As you know, the Bank of Canada raised rates today by 100bps. #BREAKING The Bank of Canada raises its key interest rate by a full percentage point, its...
You guessed it: we can't quite recession-proof our investments
Mitigate them, yes, thanks to a diversified portfolio.
So we have a community here and I have two questions for you.
Which makes me ask two questions: What do you want to read about? How to plan for retirement? How to start investing? How to deal with what the market is...
No, we can't 'recession-proof' our finances
but we can mitigate some of it.
