Personal Finance
Is Pet Insurance Worth It?
Pet insurance is pretty straight forward, you pay a monthly premium and in the event that your pet needs medical attention, your insurance will cover it. Of course it’s never this simple; costs can differ depending…
Canadian Student Loan Options
The cost of a post-secondary education seems to be increasing every year; fortunately getting a Canadian student loan is a pretty straight forward process through the Government of Canada. The federal government essentially offers 2…
Wealthing Like Rabbits Book Review
It’s been a surprisingly good year for personal finance books this year. The year started off with two great books; Preet Banerjee’s Stop Over-Thinking Your Money!, and Bruce Sellery’s Moolala Guide to Rockin’ Your RRSP. Dropping…
Scene+ Guide 2026: Points Value, Best Cards & Redemptions
What is Scene+? Scene+ (formerly Scotia Rewards) is Scotiabank’s points program, and it now runs alongside partners like Sobeys, Cineplex, Shell and Home Hardware. Points are worth 1 cent each on nearly every good redemption,…
Avion Rewards Guide 2026: Points Value & Best Redemptions
Avion Rewards (formerly RBC Rewards) is RBC’s points program, and it’s one of the most flexible bank programs in Canada: no blackout dates, no expiry while your card is open, and four airline transfer partners.…
36 Best Birthday Freebies in Toronto in 2026
Are you looking for birthday freebies in Toronto? If so, you’ll want to make sure you check out this list before you head out. There are more than two dozen restaurants and retailers that want…
Building Credit in Canada: Essential Strategies
Want to build credit in Canada? It’s all about playing smart and staying consistent. Whether you’re fresh off the plane, just turning 18, or bouncing back from financial setbacks, the formula is simple: get the…
What is the Minimum Payment on Credit Cards in Canada
If you look at your credit card statement, you’ll notice that there’s a minimum payment required each month. While paying just the minimum may be tempting, paying off your debt may take years while incurring…
What’s the Right Number of Credit Cards
Many people ask me what the right number of credit cards to have is, but there is no universal perfect number. The ideal number varies based on individual financial situations, spending habits, and financial/travel goals.…
What is Term Life Insurance?
If you’ve recently bought a home, had a baby, or started caring for an aging parent, you might be wondering if it’s time to buy life insurance. Or, for that matter, what is term life…