Canadian money, one life at a time
The money lessons no one taught you, as stories.
Regular Canadians figuring out budgeting, investing, retirement, and taxes. Read one chapter and leave with something you can use this week.
Enough to Go Around
The Same Page
Theo figures it'll work out. Nadia lies awake doing math she never writes down. Before they can fix a single dollar, the two of them have to stop running two different budgets in the same house.
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Four shelves, one money life. Each holds books that follow real people through the decisions of that stage.
Budgeting
Where the money goes
Cash flow, debt, and protecting the plan when real life pushes back.
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The long game
Getting off the sidelines and staying invested, patiently, without the hype.
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A paycheque for life
Turning a lifetime of savings into income you don't outlive.
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The board you play on
The rules, told as the game you're already in, and how to play them well.
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A Budgeting book
Where the Money Goes
Maya, 24. First job, first budget.
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Maya opens her banking app only on paydays, when the number is friendly. The rest of the month she looks away. This is the story of the year she stopped flinching, and learned to give every dollar a job before it wandered off on its own.
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View all →Treading Water
Nadia and Theo both work, both come home tired, and four days before payday the account is empty again. Nobody can say where it went, because nobody has ever once looked at the whole thing together.
The System That Runs Itself
A year in, Maya's money moves on payday without her watching it. The plan she once fought now asks for about twenty minutes a month, and mostly it just runs.
Protect the Plan
A box at checkout wants to "protect" Maya's balance for a few dollars a month, and the next week the bank offers to insure her loan. Simon shows her which fears are actually worth paying someone else to carry.
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