Posts Tagged ‘Book Review’

Tax-Free Savings Accounts have been touted as the most powerful investment option for Canadians since RRSPs were introduced more than 50 years ago. On the surface, TFSAs are a simple personal savings program which allows Canadians over the age of 18 to contribute $5,500 per year into a plan and then withdraw the money, tax…

Rob Carrick is the personal finance columnist for The Globe and Mail, and has been one of Canada’s most trusted and respected financial experts for over 15 years. Carrick’s new book, How Not To Move Back in With Your Parents, hits the shelves today.  This personal finance book is aimed specifically at young adults graduating from university…

Andrew Hallam became a debt free millionaire in his 30’s.  He’s not a corporate CEO, doctor or lawyer. He works as a high school English teacher – in Singapore, no less – without the comfort of a traditional defined benefit pension plan enjoyed by teachers here in Canada. Hallam wrote Millionaire Teacher for two reasons.…

I just finished reading Findependence Day by Jonathan Chevreau, the personal finance columnist for the Financial Post.  Findependence Day is a fictional personal finance story that follows the lives of a young debt-ridden couple’s long journey to financial independence. I’m sure many Canadians will identify with this story as it guides you through all of…

Now, more than two decades later, Chilton is back with The Wealthy Barber Returns. The author claims to be significantly older and only marginally wiser.

The Big Cook definitely solves the dinner dilemma. If you are someone who wants to get organized, save money, time and have delicious, nutritious meals, this book is for you!