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Our Holiday Newsletter — JYC Financial
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December 30, 2016. December 30, 2016. Just in case you haven't signed up for our newsletter (on the home page! Here is what we talked about in the December 2016 JYC Financial Newsletter. We know you're busy, so we won't keep you. Here are a few quick reminders before year end:. If you sold your principal residence in 2016, you now have to report that sale on your personal income tax return - even if the gain is fully exempt. If you fail to report it, you won't be entitled to the exemption. Canada Revenue...
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Canadian Mortgage Hangout Oct. 23, 2013 “Ex-Banker Tells All” with Sandi Martin | #cmhTV
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Canadian Mortgage Hangout Oct. 23, 2013 “Ex-Banker Tells All” with Sandi Martin. Canadian Mortgage Hangout is very pleased to be joined today by special guest Sandi Martin. From Spring Personal Finance. In a segment we are calling “Ex-banker tells all” please join us at 1PM EST/ 10AM PST for this weeks Canadian Mortgage Hangout. October 24, 2013. Canadian Mortgage Hangout is very pleased to be joined today by special guest Sandi Martin. From Spring Personal Finance. View all posts by Scott Dawson →.
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Links | The Value of Simple
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The Value of Simple. About the Value of Simple. Directory of Fee-Only Planners. The book refers to many tools and references in footnotes and the body of the text. To avoid the inconvenience of typing those addresses out manually, I’ve collected all of the links here for your convenience, in the order they appear in the book, grouped by section:. On Exponential Growth, Bunnies, and the Future. On Exponential Growth, Bunnies, and the Future. The Michael James on Money post that inspired the figure. Includ...
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Spring (the blog) - Spring (the blog)
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Practice News: Collaboration with JYC Financial. Jul 5, 2016. It’s the best time of the year! Summer in Muskoka with three young kids means lots of late afternoons at the beach, so if you happen to be in Gravenhurst on a sunny day right before dinner…you’ll know where to find me. Typically, the summer months. read more. Quick Update: Retirement Income Interview. May 17, 2016. Go Ahead, Spend Your Tax Refund. Mar 29, 2016. UPDATED: Canadian Investment Fee Calculator. Feb 10, 2016. Welcome to the investmen...
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If You've Ever Tried and Failed at Budgeting
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If You’ve Ever Tried and Failed at Budgeting. Jul 21, 2015. If you’ve ever tried and failed at budgeting, or if you’ve never tried at all because it sounds so hard and boring, this post is for you. Those of you with a budgeting system that works and that you possibly even love and want to have babies with are excused for the day. Those of you who are convinced that budgeting doesn’t work are kindly asked to leave the room and do a little more thinking on that subject. But it’s still worth doing. To base ...
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The Secret to a Successful Financial Plan
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The Secret to a Successful Financial Plan. Dec 12, 2014. Let’s revisit the first part of a post a few months ago:. Fill in the Blank: I Don’t Want to Spend Money On. When you think about all the things you hate paying for, it’s easy to fall into the negativity trap. So many of those things seem well out of our control, don’t they? Car insurance just isn’t one of those things you can up and stop paying for. Neither is that mortgage payment. But contentment – as unfashionable as it sounds – is ...Contentme...
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Fill in the Blank (Part One): I Don't Want to Spend Money On...
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Fill in the Blank (Part One): I Don’t Want to Spend Money On…. Sep 11, 2014. At first glance, it sounds like an incredibly stupid exercise, I grant you. Realistically, at least for most of us – a lot of the things we don’t want to spend money on won’t go away just because we decide we don’t want to pay for them anymore. Ten months out of the year, my kids need shoes, and – last time I checked, anyway – two-, four-, and six-year olds aren’t allowed to get jobs. Getting really, really clear about the thing...
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Clarity, Ownership, and Structure in 2017. | Jenn Slater
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Clarity, Ownership, and Structure in 2017. Jan 4, 2017. Over the last three years, Canadian financial blogger Sandi Martin from Spring Personal Finance. 8220;What I Want for You in 2017”. Written by Sandi Martin, with links to the previous years posts. Let these words and ideas resonate with you and inspire you as 2017 is most certainly a year of possibility! What I want for you in 2017. What I dearly want for you this year is structure. Efficient use of time! What is structure, after all, but the invisi...
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UPDATED: How (and Why) to Choose Between NestWealth, Wealthsimple, WealthBar, ShareOwner, and Steadyhand
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UPDATED: How (and Why) to Choose Between NestWealth, Wealthsimple, WealthBar, ShareOwner, and Steadyhand. Nov 18, 2014. Canadians wanting to manage their investments have up until now had three choices for their savings:. Open up a self-directed brokerage account. Pay the trading and account fees, and build a portfolio on your own with no advice from the brokerage. Go to the bank. Find a fee-only investment manager. Investment advisors like Nest Wealth. And ShareOwner Model Portfolios. Why should you inv...
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