Personal Finance and Investing For Canadians

Why New Investors Should Avoid New Companies

As a new investor, why would you bet on a company that has barely put any stats on the scoresheet?

Trust me, there are better options out there.

The “Don’t Go Broke At Christmas” Savings Plan

Unlike an emergency fund, which is used for unpredictable expenses, a sinking fund is for the expected expenses that don’t fit into your regular financial plans.

Saving & Managing MoneyCourtney StephenOctober 29, 2020sinking fund, Saving, BudgetingComment

How $100 Per Month Grew To $50,000

If you’re a parent of young kids, or if you just want to start saving for your own future, check out these numbers.

How Money Makes Money: Interest, Capital Gains, & Dividends Made Simple

There are only 3 ways that invested money can make more money - Capital Gains, Interest Income, & Dividend Income.

Stock Market InvestingCourtney StephenOctober 11, 2020interest, capital gains, dividends, Investing Comment

What Are Stocks and How Do I Buy Them?

If you want to start trading stocks - Start Here!

I answer the most frequently asked questions I get about becoming an investor all in one place.

Stock Market InvestingCourtney StephenJune 10, 2020Stock Market, ETFs, Investing Comments

The Best Audiobooks For New Investors

At least once a week, someone will send me a message asking for the best stock market investing books. So, here they are.

What's the difference between Financial Independence and Financial Freedom

[Guest Post ] Even though these two terms have always been used interchangeably, there is some slight difference between financial independence and financial freedom.