Archive for September, 2012
Are You Squirreling Away for Your Future?
The leaves are changing colour and falling to the ground and I see squirrels gathering fallen nuts to store for their winter meals. I’m not sure if that’s why the Fall is also ‘investment season’ but in as much as our ancestors put a lot of energy into preparing for the winter months, we are […]
Posted: September 26th, 2012 under CEO of the House, Money & Lifestyle.
Tags: Budget, Dear Piggy Bank, Financial Planning, Money & Stress, Retirement
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Budgeting for Student Life – Case Study Part 2
Despite best efforts, many leave post secondary education with student loan debt and the job market isn’t always so friendly. Taking a look at some numbers can give an idea of what to expect in terms of income and expenses (including loan payments). If you can earn $22/hour or $44,000/year, this will put about $3,000 […]
Posted: September 19th, 2012 under Debt, Money & Lifestyle, Tips & Tricks.
Tags: Budget, Dear Piggy Bank, Education, Financial Planning, Loans & Debt, Money Systems
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Student Loan Lessons
Just like credit cards, once the paperwork is done student loans are out of sight, out of mind … until it comes time to repay them. It’s amazing how quickly $10,000 here and $15,000 adds up to a big, big total.
Posted: September 11th, 2012 under CEO of the House, Debt, Money Savvy Tips.
Tags: Budget, Dear Piggy Bank, Education, Loans & Debt, Money & Stress
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Budgeting for School – A Case Study
The first week of school is almost finished and all those ‘back to school’ parties can be distracting! A lot of money changes hands during the first couple weeks of school…mostly it flows in one direction, out of your hands! There are lots of big expenses as well as little ones that all add up. […]
Posted: September 7th, 2012 under CEO of the House, Debt, Money & Lifestyle, Money Savvy Tips, Tips & Tricks.
Tags: Budget, Cash Flow, Education, Financial Planning
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