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How to Take Charge and Say Goodbye to Financial Chaos

By Sheila Walkington, co-founder and CFO Money Coaches Canada Do you remember the children’s game Chutes and Ladders? Players are moving forward and climbing the ladders when suddenly a roll of the die lands them on a chute that sends … Continue reading

Posted in 7 Stages of Financial Well-Being®, Money Coaching, Relationship to money


Money Coaches in Conversation – What you should understand about fees and financial advice

Noel: However, even with this fee transparency, clients really don’t have a sense of how the fees they are paying compare to what options are available to them in the marketplace. So a client may be told they are paying $2500 … Continue reading



Meet our Money Coach: Annie Kvick

For many Canadians, taking charge of their finances feels like being asked to scale a mountain. They may feel overwhelmed, intimidated, or afraid of making a misstep that sends them tumbling financially backwards. Money Coach Annie Kvick, knows what it … Continue reading

Posted in Meet Our Money Coaches, Money Coaching, Retirement savings


Cracking your personal money code – the psychology of money

By Karin Mizgala, BA Psyc, MBA, CFP®  Prescriptive advice is the staple of magazines and blogs. It’s often presented in easy to read lists with catchy headlines like: How to…. 3 ways to… 7 habits of…. We’ve all seen the format, we even use … Continue reading

Posted in For your information, Relationship to money


Understanding investment fees

Fee has become a four letter word. There is a lot of talk in the financial media about investment fees; is there enough transparency, are people getting what they pay for? Many Canadians would probably say they aren’t really sure … Continue reading

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Are mutual funds still a good investment?

In spite of the controversy that surrounds mutual funds these days, they remain a principal source of investments for most Canadians, and for good reason. They can offer an attractive way to hold a broad range of investments. However, as … Continue reading

Posted in Investing


Testimonials

~ Confidence and Return on Investment Having inherited money that would be added to existing savings and investments, I was feeling a lack of confidence around upcoming financial decisions and understanding how these would impact our retirement goals. I wanted … Continue reading



Worthwhile Websites

Women’s Financial Learning Centre womensfinanciallearning.ca Canada Revenue Agency – tax information cra-arc.gc.ca Canada Revenue Agency – My Account cra-arc.gc.ca/myaccount Canadian Couch Potato canadiancouchpotato.com The Canadian Institute of Financial Planners cifps.ca Credit Counselling Society (debt, bankruptcy and loan calculators) nomoredebts.org Debtors … Continue reading



The confusing world of financial advice – part 1

By Karin Mizgala Looking for a financial advisor, but baffled by who to trust, what they do and how they get paid?  You’re not alone. With the increasing complexity of the financial landscape, high debt levels and the stomach turning … Continue reading

Posted in Investing, Money Coaching


Podcast – What do we do with our investments in this volatile investment market?

If you are wondering what you should be doing with your investment portfolio in these volatile times, this podcast will be a huge help. Listen to our Let’s Talk Money Podcast to find out what you need to know. Investing … Continue reading

Posted in Investing, Podcasts