My work has taken me to some really interesting and fun places up North and this week, was no exception. I got to spend the week at the Ekati Diamond Mines helping some of the employees with financial education. My host Mark was great, the accommodation (base camp) was simple but clean and I got to meet some really great people. I have to say, I have never experienced -50 degrees Celsius with a wind chill until this week. I look forward to going back when it’s a lot warmer.
This Week I Wrote:
- On Monday I explained why you should Make RRSP Savings One of Your Financial Resolutions.
- On Tuesday Sarah delved into Finances and Kids – Leading by Example.
- On Wednesday, I wrote about finding balance with organization and productivity
- This week, I also talked about the different ways employers can tier group benefit plans
Other Great Reads:
- Gail Vaz-Oxlade continues her series on RRSPs with her post on RRSP Myth #3 & #4.
- Parents of college students will want to read this article by Million Dollar Journey on Canadian Funding Programs for Study and Work.
- This week the Canadian Finance Blog shared their list of 8 Great Financial Books to Read This Year.
- Boomer and Echo discussed a tricky subject this week with their post on Talking to Your Elderly Parents about Money.
- The Passive Income Earner shared some interesting news on the 2013 Canadian Dividend Aristocrats.
- This week the Canadian Couch Potato released An Interview with John De Goey.
- Canadian Mortgage Trends addressed the misleading issue of Almost “Riskless and Costless” Lending.
- Modest Money wants to make sure you’re protected financially, which is why they shared a guest post on Not Paying for Someone Else’s Mistakes.
- This week Invest It Wisely talked about Unraveling the Secret to Building Wealth.
- My Own Advisor made a list of their My Own Advisor 2013 Financial Predictions.
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