It can be a good quandary. Someone buys life insurance in case something unforeseen happens, or the inevitable and their heirs are left with a valuable asset. In today’s trying economic times, and as people live longer than previously expected,…
We protect our health, our vehicles, our boats, our motorcycles, our homes, and even our jewelry with insurance in the event of a health issue, accident, or theft. When we think of insurance, we often think about these items –…
Earlier this year on July 9th, Finance Minister, Jim Flaherty announced new changes to the mortgage rules. The new measures included shortened amortization periods (30 to 25 years), lowering the maximum amount Canadians could borrow against their home when refinancing…
It is said that the only two unavoidable things in life are death and taxes. Doing your taxes correctly is one of the biggest pains people suffer from every year. You can hire a professional to file your federal income…
The average adult faces a whole lot of demands—demands on their time, their attention, and most of all, their wallet. You have bills to pay, people to interact with, studies to do, projects to accomplish, and the list goes on….
Making good cost projections is integral to your success as a house flipper. When you don’t predict your numbers accurately, you run a major risk of loss on your investment and the loss of your investor’s money as well. For…
Student loans are often the first type of debt that many people take on. They are also next to impossible to eliminate during a bankruptcy, so they have the potential to follow a person for the rest of their lives…
No doubt, one of the most exciting parts of house flipping is selling. It’s the culmination of months of work and many house flipping steps – some which went as planned and some that didn’t. Either way all your work…