
When it comes to investing, 2021 has already been a year for the books. It's been quite "interesting" to say the least.
Not just for locals but for Canadians all across the globe.
With investing workshops popping up in Vancouver, Calgary, Toronto and more (Online for now due to the pandemic) , looks like a new way to diversify a person's income is on the horizon.
Even Canadian businesses …

It’s safe to say that 2020 was highly unusual – and the 2020 tax season is gearing up to be more of the same.
Filing taxes will almost certainly be complicated for a year that was marked by economic fluctuations, shifting regulations, business closings and reopening, and newly created government subsidies. Nearly everyone will have something new to claim on their taxes, and you’ll want to be as prepared as …

It’s no surprise that 2020 and 2021 have both brought significant financial challenges for individuals, families, and businesses alike in Vancouver (Especially in the Lower Mainland area). In fact, British Columbia could be facing a deficit of $12.5 billion.
According to the latest Impact Pulse Survey of Vancouver businesses, 75 percent of respondents reported challenges in attracting revenue or customers. Approximately 30 percent reported not having enough cash to …
The act of spending has become effortless. Debit cards, credit cards, online shopping, PayPal, Apple Pay, and money transfer apps like "Venmo" have made it easy to spend money in an instant.
Plus without having to physically hand over your cash or even open up your bank statement, it’s become quite easy to lose sight of how much you are actually spending. There is nothing wrong with getting faxless payday …

There is no doubt that the pandemic has turned the Canada's economy upside down.
From the most established and top Inc 500 companies, to mom and pop stores Canada wide, everyone is struggling. In most cases, in a very negative way. Some are getting multiple e transfer payday loans just to get by.
Every single business and individual has been effected by this Covid-19 “plague” and that is just …

As a member of the G7, Canada is definitely one of the most financially successful countries in the world.
After all, you don’t become one of the richest countries around by just spending money. You better have the best money managers in the world as well.
However, it seems like Covid-19 has changed all of that.
Canadian cities that were once considered financial powerhouses, are now struggling to procure or …

Managing money is already hard enough for most people. So when Covid-19 hit, it made things ridiculously worse. Most of us do not learn any money management skills while growing up. Not in school and definitely not from our folks.
Did you know that 1 in 6 Canadians have more money going out (Expenses), then coming in (Income). This is according to the government of Canada’s 2019 survey. Isn’t …
There is a lot of discussion these days about working from home. Does it really improve your productivity? Or does it kill it instead? If you look at what people say online, especially from our bigger cities like Vancouver and Toronto, there is a tremendous amount of difference in opinions.
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We’ve all been there—all of a sudden your dishwasher breaks and you don’t have enough to cover the repair until the next paycheque in two weeks. Or you’re down to your last $10 and you forgot to leave room to pay that electric bill for the month. You could overdraft your bank account, but you’ll have to deal with all of the fees that come along with it (and suddenly, …

The world has gone virtual and you do not need to be stressed for anything. Even doctor visits can be completed online, and there are now several ways to access loans online. There are different loan options available online, from a personal loan to a payday loan to balance your account.
Online loans are the rave because they are convenient and quick. You can access a loan straight from a …