Budgets are a great way to create a plan for how you spend your money. In this blog, we share the recommended percentages on where you should be spending your money including on housing, living expenses, etc. and provide tips on how you can reduce some of these expenses. Read more …
Fixed or variable? When it comes to picking the type of mortgage you want, there are many things to consider. Check out this blog to learn the difference between a fixed and variable mortgage rate and which option may be best for you. Read more …
The first year of parenthood can be a bit stressful, financially and mentally. In this blog, we spoke to several Saskatchewan Moms to get their advice on the first year of parenthood and things to consider. Read more …
Financial literacy is a critical life skill that helps you to make smart, responsible decisions about your money. Build your financial knowledge using these tips Read more …
When it comes to the weekend, how much do you spend? You may be surprised to see how quickly your weekend spending adds. Consider taking the weekend off from spending and see how much money you can save. Not sure how? Learn more here. Read more …
Back-to-school expenses can add up quickly. To help you prepare, and save money at the same time, we’ve put together a few back-to-school money saving tips. Read more …
The word credit may be scary or viewed as something negative, but it can be the opposite. Credit isn't a bad thing if used responsibly and is a tool that can positively help your future. Learn more here. Read more …
Having a baby is a very exciting experience but what some may not realize is how much money is needed to raise a child each year. When planning on having a child, money should be a factor you consider. To show how the costs of raising a child can add up, we've broken down a few child-related expenses to consider. Read more …