financial literacy month

November 23, 2017

All I want for Christmas is a new home…

The city is starting to get into the holiday spirit—festive decor, snow on the streets and we're just over a month away from Christmas! If a home is on your Christmas wish list this year, we have a few tips…

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November 23, 2017

How to budget for the holidays

It's beginning to be the time of year when our spending habits pick up and we have to start thinking about holiday finances. According to a PWC survey, most Canadians plan to spend even more on the holidays this year:…

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November 7, 2017

Financial Literacy Month: Budgeting for homeownership

'Financial Literacy Month' takes over November in Canada every year, as Canadians take time to learn new financial skills and brush up on old ones. Being financially literate is an important aspect of getting into homeownership, the more you know,…

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November 20, 2015

Financial Literacy Month: Teaching Kids About Money

Since November is Financial Literacy Month and today is Universal Children's Day, this weekend seems like the perfect time to start talking to your kids about money, and the importance of financial responsibility. Getting your kids on the right track…

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November 6, 2015

Financial Literacy Month: Homebuying Terminology to Know

November is Financial Literacy Month, a month-long initiative aimed at keeping Canadians informed on being money-wise and saving and planning financially for the future. To help you get yourself and your family in the know, here's some homebuying terminology that will…

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November 12, 2014

Financial Literacy Month: Mortgage Lingo

Did you know that November is Financial Literacy Month in Canada? It is, and it's the perfect time to educate yourself a little more on the financial process of home buying. When it comes to taking on one of the…

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