How We Manage Our Money – Including Our Seven Figure Portfolios!
Over the years of running our respective sites, Joe as the founder of Million Dollar Journey and with Mark and his continued labour of love called My Own Advisor, we…
5 Smart Ways to Manage your Tax Refund
Spend it, save it, reinvest it and more – there are lots of things you can do this spring to manage any tax refund. And it could be a lot…
Could Loud Budgeting Work for You?
Good money management requires two types of literacy: the financial part of knowing how to save, invest and manage your cashflow and portfolio. The other part is the behavioural part…
Top Year-End Tax Season Tips
Gosh, almost the holiday season already?? While you might be focused on other things this holiday season, the end of the calendar year is also a great time to get…
New Year Financial Checklist Items
Out with the old, in with the new some say. Welcome to 2023! That said, whatever is old can also be new again with our valuable new year financial checklist…
Cashflows and Portfolios Best of 2021
Happy Holidays everyone! Thanks for being part of our journey at Cashflows & Portfolios. Welcome to our best of 2021 where we will highlight some milestones and top posts from…
What is a Credit Score and How do Credit Scores Work?
Simply put, there is so much more to understanding credit and managing it wisely than knowing your credit score – although that matters. Today’s post will take you through the…
Best High-Interest Savings Accounts in Canada
Looking for the best high-interest savings accounts in Canada? We’ve got you covered with this comprehensive post that focused on the best rates available with no service fees. Why cash…
Savings by Age – Are You Saving Enough?
Have you considered the amount of cash savings by age you should have? As you navigate through life, it’s probably a given your savings goals will change. Your needs and…
The Power of WHY
One of the biggest financial issues we see and hear about today is called ‘Lifestyle Creep’. Simply put, that’s allowing our expenses to creep higher and faster than our income…