Archive for May 2018
Debt Avalanche vs. Debt Snowball: When Math Trumps Behaviour
John and Erica Mullen are in their mid-thirties and have two young children at home. Together they earn well over $100,000 per year, but a combination of poor choices and unlucky circumstances have left them buried in debt. Their substantial income affords them the luxury of not having to turn their life upside down by…
Read MoreWeekend Reading: Kelowna Getaway Edition
A work conference had me off to Kelowna for two days of meetings. Trouble is, I’d miss my daughter’s birthday. Not cool. The solution: Bring the whole family out for a bit of a getaway prior to the conference. We love to escape to the Okanagan once every year or so. What’s not to love?…
Read MoreMay Is A Good Month To Do These Things
In the early 1990’s, a phrase came into being: “The Mother of all….” to mean the ultimate. This is a nod to the power of motherhood. Mother’s Day is a salute to all moms. Caring children make it a point to pamper their mothers with gifts, brunch or breakfast in bed. Sales of cards break…
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