It’s time for a check a 2021 financial check in as the year is winding down. I began 2021 working part-time for a company I’ve worked for on and off since 2016. Off during the …
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Inching Towards a Retirement Check List
Sometimes I feel like I’m off and away like a herd of turtles, but I’m gradually inching towards a retirement check list. I hope this posts helps you think about creating a retirement check list, …
Year Two of Maintaining a Healthier Lifestyle
It is year two of maintaining a healthier lifestyle! Last year I wrote A Year of Maintaining a Healthier Lifestyle and two years ago I wrote A Year to a Healthier Lifestyle. Let me work …
Review of Tangerine Bank
Thanks for stopping by to read my review of Tangerine Bank! This review of Tangerine Bank is my personal opinion. I have not been paid or compensated in any manner from Tangerine Bank or any …
Can you Handle a $2,000 Emergency?
Can you handle a $2,000 emergency? That question came up on a survey I was working on. I’m happy to say, I answered Yes! It got me thinking about how more than half of Canadians …
More Monthly Income is Needed
I find myself in the usual dilemma of when more monthly income is needed. Everyone reading this blog knows what that’s like! Due to life circumstances, I’m scrounging around for an extra $500/month. I’m lucky …
The Vegetarian Cowgirl’s April 2021 Grocery Bill
Are you curious to see what food a single woman who’s watching her pennies is buying? If so – you’re in the right place today! It’s the Vegetarian Cowgirl’s April 2021 grocery bill! Why am …
Tax Time 2021 – Yuck!
Who’s with me on this this – tax time 2021? Yuck! In Canada we have to file our taxes by April 30. In America, it’s April 15, except for this year, 2021, the deadline has …
More than Half of Canadians are $200 away from being Financially Insolvent
It’s a tough headline – more than half of Canadians are $200 away from being financially insolvent! I imagine the grim reality is pretty similar for Americans. The numbers come from an Ipsos poll commissioned …
Being in Debt is Hard. Being Debt-Free is Hard.
Two statements that are seemingly opposite: Being in debt is hard. Being debt-free is hard. If you had the choice, which one would you choose? I think most people would choose the being debt-free option. …
