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Parenthood introduces some financial needs that are unwise to ignore. Here are 5 things to think about when you’re not too busy coming up with baby names.
While travel, food and entertainment photos on Instagram are some of the best things out there, they also play a role in our spending habits and debt.
Spring is officially in the air and that means a fresh new start, even for your finances. Here's how you can spring clean your personal finances this year.
Wondering what the federal budget will really mean for Canadians and their financial plan? Here are the 4 biggest takeaways that may affect your plan.
Doing taxes for your small business can be overwhelming and stressful, but taking these 3 smart steps throughout the year can make it a little less painful.
Canadians are generally pretty loyal when it comes to their banks. But should they be? Here's why it's important to change up your financial providers.
There are only 2 things certain in life: Death and taxes. Here's our list of 4 tax preparers that can help you minimize the taxes you owe this tax season.
The Canada Learning Bond is FREE money that the government gives to the RESP of an eligible child. Find out exactly how it works and if you qualify!
Thinking of buying a home on a solo budget? The average home price has spiked by 35% in the GTA and 58% in Vancouver over the last five years alone.
Mortgage renewals can be a little bit of work but they're great opportunities to reassess your financial situation which can lead to saving thousands.
Kick your feet up and enjoy eating your popcorn while watching these top 15 absolute best movies about money ever made in history.
Canadian couples spend an average of about $170 on Valentine’s Day alone, proving how much their love is “worth” to another. How much are you spending?
How many stars would it be worth if you could feel like a financial genius? These happy clients gave us five stars - see more Planswell reviews.
Debt has become a feature of modern life. While many of us contend with personal debt while we are alive, but what happens to our debt when we die?
First time home buyers face a lot of financial pressures such as down payments, legal fees and moving costs which is where your emergency fund can help.
Financial confidence starts with getting to know your relationship with money, knowing where to get advice, what to research, and how to make decisions.
The gig economy is a great way to supplement income, but beware of the details. Here are a few things to consider before driving for uber or hosting airbnb.
If you want to stay on track for the whole year with the vision you’re mapping out on January 1, the trick is to forget about goals and 2019 resolutions, and instead set intentions.
What would happen if you got sick and your illness required expensive treatments or time away from work? Critical illness insurance is an inexpensive way to protect yourself.
From beautiful content to helpful advice and tips, here's the list of our top 10 favourite Canadian Influencer moms of 2018, in no particular order.
If you depend on your paycheque to pay the bills, you need something to fall back on if something unexpected happens. That’s why disability insurance is a basic building block of a good financial plan.
We sat down with our client, Belinda to chat about the importance of money, and the daily role it plays in her life. Here’s what she had to say.
If you have people who depend on you financially, you need a safety net in case something goes wrong. That’s where term life insurance comes in.
Whether you're out for a lunchtime walk or you're on your morning commute, here's the list of our favourite top 9 Canadian business podcasts.
Whether your mortgage provider is a bank, credit union or broker, they're likely not fully on your side. Here are 3 things they won’t tell you.
Getting sucked into the holiday vortex of credit cards and overspending is hard to avoid. Here are 5 ways you can use your credit cards this holiday season.
Wondering what can Planswell do for you? From investments, insurance and mortgages we'll make sure you get that "everything's under control" feeling.
If you’re a small business owner, or someone looking to set up a new employee benefits plan, you’ll want to learn the ways to make the most of it, without breaking the bank
We sat down with our client, Ashley to chat about the importance of money, and the daily role it plays in her life. Here’s what she had to say.
Compared with many types of purchases, investing in education looks like a much better investment. But how much does investing in education actually pay?
Your tax-free savings account (TFSA) just got more generous. Here’s the latest update on the tfsa contribution limit plus some additional helpful details:
The financial industry has traditionally been flooded with myths, lies and untold truths. Here are 10 of the top financial planning myths.
