Categories: Relationship to money
October 29th Event – Is Money Keeping You Stuck?
MONEY MONDAYS Save the Last Monday of the Month for Money Join your local Money Coach on the last Monday of each month for an informal, lively discussion about money – how it works, how to manage it and how … Continue reading
Posted in Budgeting and Cash Flow, Relationship to money
Paying yourself first
By Annie Kvick, BEd, CFP Think saving is just too hard? The secret to saving money and accumulating wealth is to “pay yourself first”. The first bill you pay each month should be to yourself. Regular and consistent contributions to … Continue reading
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Three ways to take the stress out of money
Our MONEY MONDAYS series started tonight with a lively discussion about the biggest money worries people are having and what to do about them. Here are some of our suggestions on how to combat money stress:
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Our favorite money resources
The start of a new year is a good time to review the resources that help you make your best money decisions. We know that money can be a scary topic but knowledge is power and there are many resources … Continue reading
Posted in Budgeting and Cash Flow, Debt, Investing, Money Coaching, Relationship to money
How are we doing? – Quarterly client survey results and winner
A big thank you to all of our clients who provided us with feedback on their recent experience working with a Money Coaches Canada associate. Every quarter one survey participant drawn randomly will win a $100 Chapters gift certificate. This … Continue reading
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He still loves me
By Karin Mizgala “He still loves me” aren’t exactly the words you’d expect to hear in a financial meeting. But these words, expressed by a recent money coaching client after finally being honest with her husband about the state of … Continue reading
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Occupy Wall Street – Getting the conversation started
By Karin Mizgala While no one seems to be able to figure out exactly what the Occupy Wall Street protesters are demanding, I’m not sure it matters. As David Suzuki points out in his article Occupy Wall Street Reflects Increasing … Continue reading
Posted in Investing, Relationship to money
The insanity of debt
By Sheila Walkington It seems like everywhere I turn these days there’s an article about debt and how much trouble we’re in. Canadians owe $151 for every of $100 of after tax income we earn. Families are spending 10-12 times … Continue reading
Posted in Debt, Relationship to money
The last taboo
By Karin Mizgala Money usually shows up tops on the list of marital stresses. Financial issues are cited as one of the biggest causes of divorce. What we earn is rarely discussed in “polite company” and most people find negotiating … Continue reading
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