But long-term confidence doesn’t mean that Canadians are untouched by the current economic environment. While 68% said they’re confident they’ll ultimately meet their milestones, over half (51%) said that they’re currently putting off at least one major financial goal. How can Canadians make sure that they hit the milestones they’re planning for? FP Canada’s survey … Read more
Nicola Kelly 4th Oct 2025 If you play your (birthday) cards right, you could treat yourself to a whole week – or even month – of amazing freebies. Loads of companies want to help you mark your special day with free food, vouchers and more. Of course you will have to sign up to a … Read more
If you are under 40 and still think “I’ll start investing when I’m older,” you are quietly choosing poverty in your 50s. The truth is brutal: the naira has lost 92 % of its purchasing power since 2015, salaries have barely moved, and inflation is eating cash alive. The only people who will retire comfortably … Read more
Stock Market for Beginners: Easy Guide to Investing — let’s make our first move! A stock market is a marketplace where people buy and sell fractional ownership (or stocks) of publicly held corporations, meaning that when you buy a stock, you actually become a part owner of the company. To start investing, all you need … Read more
The year 2026 might seem far away, but in the world of investing, the future belongs to those who prepare early. The question “Which stock should I buy for 2026?” isn’t just about chasing trends — it’s about identifying opportunities that will stand the test of time. Whether you’re a beginner investor or a seasoned … Read more
How Much Should I Save a Month?: There is no universal dollar amount or single percentage that works for everyone. However, if you want a reliable baseline rooted in structural financial design, you should aim to automatically skim 15% to 20% of your net income straight into a separate, untouchable reserve the exact day your … Read more
Retirement looks different for everyone, but there are clear signs you’re not ready for retirement that too many people overlook. You might have money saved, yet still feel uneasy about whether it’s enough, or wonder if hidden expenses could derail your plans. Have you ever asked yourself if you’re truly ready to step away from … Read more
Michele Lucato 3rd Nov 2025 We’re giving one lucky reader the chance to win a Snug Bud wearable water bottle from Bar-Be-Quick, worth £59.99. the prize It might be getting colder but that doesn’t mean you have to go through winter feeling a bitter chill. The Snug Bud is the hot water bottle you can … Read more
How to Start Saving Money Now? To start saving money effectively today, stop relying on willpower and stop trying to save what is left at the end of the month. Instead, build a financial system: pay yourself first by automating a fixed percentage of your income straight into a separate account with zero instant-spend friction. … Read more
Introduction Overview of practical saving strategies You want practical, do-able steps that move you from intent to action. We focus on clear methods you can apply this month, not vague promises. Track, budget, automate, and adjust as you learn what your money does each day. Key approaches you can start with now include tracking expenses, … Read more
