Financial Independence
Although the inflation rate in Canada saw a slight decrease in 2023, when we go to the grocery store or the gas station, it doesn’t feel like we’re out of the woods. The efforts of the Bank of Canada seem to have stabilized the annual inflation rate at around 3.5% (while we were used to […]
What types of income do financially independent people rely on to support their lifestyles? Contrary to earning income from a job, for which you have to be present and make a significant effort, passive income refers to anything that generates money for you without you having to lift a finger…or almost. The challenge for small […]
Have you ever caught yourself staring at the clock and praying for the workday to be over? Do you fantasize during the workday about the next vacation you’re going to take when your work gives you more days off? What about tossing and turning on a Sunday night in dread of returning to your workplace […]
In April, I began to tell you about the FIRE movement, which is on the rise. Just because it’s synonymous with freedom and financial independence doesn’t mean it brings opulent wealth, but rather strong (financial) health. So what is the starting point for good financial health, with or without fire? Your spending! The pandemic will […]
Have you heard about FIRE? It’s an acronym for Financial Independence, Retire Early. For the thrifty at heart, here’s your calling! Perhaps you already apply some of the movement’s principles without even knowing it. And if you’re a big spender, all is not lost. Many of the movement’s enthusiasts were just like you before making a […]
Imagine that a fairy pays you a visit and, using her magic wand, increases your assets until they reach a considerable sum. Regardless of the proportion, luck and hard work will lead you to financial independence, if that is your wish! But surely it’s more about hard work. Let’s not be complacent. How will […]
Last year we published articles showing readers how they can save more money. Since last year, we uncovered many more new (and some unconventional) ways to save money yet live a comfortable lifestyle. You don’t need to live like a miser, Radin or a Scrooge, forfeiting pleasure, social outings or alienating and even losing friends […]
