Who is Canada’s 1%?
The 1% or “one-percenters” are those whose individual income is higher than that of 99% of other people. The one-percent are rich. Very, very rich. How much do you need…
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Universal Basic Income would solve all our problems
Universal Basic Income or UBI is an attractive political and economic idea that’s gaining popularity. Guaranteed basic income would provide means for people to meet their basic needs regardless of…
Financial Goals Take More Than Money, They Take Time
Right now, I earn enough to comfortably pay my bills, save in my TFSA and RRSP, as well as enjoy little luxuries like dinners out and new clothes. But I’m…
Personal Finance Books By African American Authors
This post was originally published on The Master Playbook and is being shared here with permission from its author. In honor of Black History Month, I’ve compiled a list of…
What is the Difference Between a Bear and a Bull Market?
If you’ve had any exposure to the stock market, even just in the last month or so, I’m sure you’ve heard the terms bear or bull market. Both are unavoidable…
8 Ways The Coronavirus Will Impact Your Finances
The coronavirus outbreak is on a surefire path to severe economic consequences. The effects of this issue are damaging to the global economy, and consequently affecting the personal finances of…
The Problem With The Bootstrapping Millennial Martyrdom Complex
The world wide web has an excellent conversation surrounding privilege happening right now. Last week, I published The Funnel of Financial Privilege, and a few days later this article by a…
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