Not living paycheque to paycheque is hardly financial independence
The percentage of Canadians living paycheque to paycheque has declined but it's a far cry from widespread financial independence....
Financial Independence
What not to do with a $10 million jackpot
What would you do with a $10 million lottery win? Buy a house? Travel the world? Any good financial...
Real estate’s role in a balanced portfolio
Is owning a home enough when it exposure to real estate?
Fee-only planning questionnaire for new online directory released
Our perception is that the term "fee-only" is often used by financial professionals who are primarily asset-based. Our forthcoming...
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The longevity paradox
We're living longer and our retirement savings are falling short, according to a new report.
7 reasons to pursue financial independence
No one has to sell us on the idea of retirement. We do however need to be reminded of...
Introducing: The MoneySense Beginner’s Guide to Personal Finance
The eBook is tailored mostly to younger people but truth be told, most of us would probably benefit.
The difference between fee-only and fee-based financial planners
There is a lot of confusion about what fee-only actually means and what such planners can and cannot do...
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Defining financial independence
Wikipedia now makes the distinction between retirement and financial independence, or what I like to call findependence, crystal clear.