Meet Mike and Jenn, a married couple residing in London, Ontario. At 41 years of age, they've been married for 12 years, sharing the ups and downs of life as a loving family. With two children, 10-year-old Liam and 8-year-old Emma, their journey through life...
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In the wake of the re-opening of the economy following the COVID-19 lockdown, inflation was inevitable. Despite the low levels of unemployment, many Canadians are finding that their income is not keeping up with their expenses. Nevertheless, the desire to engage in gift-giving during this...
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As I write this in late spring, this is the season when graduating students are transitioning from the academy to employment. Many financial matters that may have previously been taken care of, or at least “backstopped,” by parents are now their own to address. If...
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Let’s suppose you are a married couple, Jessica and Michael. Both of you are thirty years old. Big purchases, on which you owe money, include a house, a car for each of you, student loans, furniture for the house, which you have put on your...
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This article was written at the request of my friend April Yamasaki for publication on her blog When You Work for the Church. About April The following biography is from her website, AprilYamasaki.com. April Yamasaki writes on spiritual growth and Christian living both online and in print publications,...
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The More You Know About Cash Flow the More Empowered You Become What is Cash Flow? “Anyone who lives within their means suffers from a lack of imagination.” – Oscar Wilde Oscar Wilde may very well be the best exemplar of what to avoid in terms of personal...
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And Why does it Matter? “I demand the sum of… one million dollars.” A million dollars may not mean as much as it did when Dr. Evil* came of age in the 1960s. Even so, it is a significant threshold that continues to be a target for...
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What should I invest in? Quick Answer: It Depends If you go to a bank branch to get advice on what to invest in, your advisor will probably ask you some questions to determine your risk profile, and then her computer will produce a portfolio of mutual...
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Welcome Welcome to Money Architect Financial Planning, a new financial planning practice that will join with you, whatever your stage in life, in order to take you from a place of uncertainty and discontent to confidence and contentment. Why Money Architect? Money is a shorthand way of referring...
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