If you watch any news at all, you know that many financial experts believe a recession is looming on the horizon. True or not, recessions are a fact of life and it’s usually a matter of when, not if, you’ll experience one for yourself. You may not be able to control an entire economy, but

We’re living in a volatile world, and many of us are experiencing more stress and anxiety than in the past. The responsibilities of everyday life, coupled with the events of recent years, have created a perfect emotional storm. Emotions aren’t bad though. In fact, they’re a normal part of the human experience. But in times

Millions of people continue to feel the impact of rising prices due to surging inflation. By June of this year, inflation rates rose to 8.1 percent in Canada, and 9.1 percent in the U.S. With no end yet in sight, experts are hoping for at least a deceleration in rising prices. From the gas station

A recession is defined as a significant and widespread decline of economic performance across an entire economy lasting at least several months. In Canada, there have been about twelve recessions since the late 1920s, and in the U.S. that number is around thirteen. There’s been a lot of discussion lately about another recession being imminent,

How to bounce back after taking a financial hit. If you find yourself barely able to make ends meet, or are struggling with mounting debt, you may be wondering if it’s possible to turn your financial situation around. It may take some time, depending on the seriousness of your situation, but don’t be discouraged. The

It’s never too early to begin imparting financial wisdom to your children, and it’s essential for their long term success. Helping them understand the value of a dollar, as well as developing smart spending and saving habits, are lessons that will shape their attitude and behavior toward money in the future. Besides, if you don’t

“The effects of compounding even moderate returns over many years are compelling, if not downright mind boggling" -Seth Klarman, American billionaire investor, hedge fund manager, and author If you have little to no money in your savings account, you’re not alone. Most people are not prepared for an emergency, much less retirement. If you are

One of the best ways to attack any problem in life is head on. Money is no different. You can't ignore your financial situation or the stress just gets worse. You must decide you have had enough and take action to gain control of your finances and your future. Here are three steps you can

Check out my article featured on Leadershipgirl.com! Have you ever wondered why some people are successful with money, but others struggle with it? There can be many reasons, but it all boils down to this: Money Mindset. You probably already know what you’re supposed to do when it comes to managing your finances – spend

“I need help. It’s my grandparents. They live alone and I don’t know what to do.  They won’t move and they are making some really bad decisions with money.  I feel helpless.” That’s what a 30-year-old woman said to me recently after pulling me aside outside the post office. These types of conversations aren’t easy