Let's dive into index funds. These are a passive investment, meaning a team reviews them often, but not constantly like mutual funds. As a result, they’re much lower risk than picking individual stocks, and have much lower fees than mutual funds. They’re popular thanks to their simplicity and effectiveness.

A mutual fund is like a big basket of investments, managed by professionals who pool money from multiple investors to buy a variety of stocks and bonds. Think of it as a team effort to grow your money. If you’re currently working with a financial advisor to manage your investments, your money is most likely sitting in mutual funds.

So you’re interested in investing? YAY! We’re thrilled for you to embark on this journey to financial freedom! But before you dive in headfirst, there are a few crucial questions you need to ask yourself to ensure you're truly ready.

A TFSA is a special savings tool offered by the government, allowing you to save money throughout your lifetime without paying taxes on the interest or investment gains you earn.

We’ve all made mistakes with our money, and that’s okay! But sharing is caring, so let’s dive into five common money mistakes to avoid and some practical solutions to get you back on track towards financial success.

So, you’re ready to take the leap into the world of high-interest savings accounts? Fantastic! We're here to guide you through the process, step by step, so you can make the most out of your savings.

When we hear the word “investing,” it's often synonymous with "making money." But what does that really mean? At its core, investing is about growing your wealth by putting your money into opportunities that have the potential to increase in value over time.