by George | Finance
Older generations might pick on younger people for being self-centered and taking things for granted, but let’s face it: a lot of things were better in their day. Their college was cheaper, and job security was arguably easier to come by. Today, however, there is the...
by George | Finance
An emergency fund is a saving net when you go through difficult moments, such as losing your job or restoring your house. Furthermore, having some extra cash on hand can help you handle unexpected expenses caused by medical issues, car damage or any other emergency...
by George | Finance
Here’s a little homework: ask a parent, grandparent or your older next-door neighbor about a financial regret they have. No matter who you ask, they’ll have at least one story to share. Somewhere in that story you’ll undoubtedly hear something along the lines of, “I...
by George | Finance
One of the most stressful situations a person can experience is when they need to make a large purchase but simply don’t have the cash to make it happen. Most of us have been in this position at one time, and it’s definitely not fun. You might wondering what you can...
by George | Travel
Winnipeg may not be in the top 10 of Moneysense’s Best Places to Live in Canada but it’s still a pretty solid pick for relocation. In all honesty, if not for its bitterly cold winters, this city might get more love. Despite this, there are tons of other great reasons...
