I have to say, I have a love/hate relationship with life insurance. When it’s done right, life insurance is one of the best ways to ensure your family’s financial security. But it’s often sold by companies and insurance agents who don’t have your best interests at heart, which all too often ends with you paying Read more about The New Parent’s Guide to Life Insurance[…]
A while back I was helping a client create a debt repayment plan and I found a great free tool that I’d like to share with you today. If you have student loans, credit cards, a mortgage, or any other debt that you’re working to pay off, this tool will help you do it as Read more about A Simple Tool for Creating a Killer Debt Repayment Plan[…]
There are not many better feelings than the one that comes right after you make the payment that gets you to debt-free. There is a freedom in that moment. A relief from anxiety. A feeling that now, with that debt gone, you may actually be able to do all the things you really want to do with Read more about A Step-By-Step Guide to Crushing Your Debt[…]
Net worth is the number you get when you add up all the things you own (bank accounts, investments, property) and you subtract all the things you owe (student loans, credit cards, mortgage). This is your net worth or your personal balance sheet. I like the term personal balance sheet, in lieu of net worth, Read more about 7 Reasons Why I Charge Based On Income & Net Worth[…]
A life can be gone in an instant. Here’s a checklist of what you should do today to prepare for the unexpected. My oldest Friend, Kimberley, died last week after she was struck by a car in Newmarket. She was 32. Her death was a devastating blow to our family and to everyone who knew Read more about Life is fragile. Be sure your affairs are in order[…]