Talking Tariffs

After threatening for months, Trump announced on Sunday that he would impose tariffs on Canada starting on Tuesday. (He has also threatened Mexico and China with tariffs.) I learned about tariffs in Macroeconomics, but hadn’t given them too much thought – until...
Everything but Money

Everything but Money

At the beginning of a new year, many of us resolve to do a better job with our money. And there are plenty of practical personal finance resources available to help us earn more, spend less, save more, reduce debt or invest wisely. Then why do so many of us...
Navigating Life’s Surprises

Navigating Life’s Surprises

To celebrate Financial Literacy Month in Canada, we’re bringing you a special post from Lauren Robilliard, our full time media and marketing manager from 2021 – 2024. Lauren shares a very personal story with some interesting financial implications: November...
Taboo Topics

Taboo Topics

November is Financial Literacy Month in Canada and this year’s theme is breaking the taboo around talking about money. There are lots of reasons why parents don’t talk to their kids about money, such as: lack of time lack of knowledge lack of opportunity...
Grateful to be recognized!

Grateful to be recognized!

On Monday, (Canadian Thanksgiving) I received a pleasant surprise in my inbox! 🏆I learned that The Wisest Investment: Teaching Your Kids to Be Responsible, Independent and Money-Smart for Life (US Edition) won the NYC Big Book Award, Distinguished Favorite,...