The foundation of any financial security plan begins with the proper insurance. There are three types of insurance that are necessary for a well-crafted financial security plan: life insurance, critical illness insurance and disability insurance. This post is going to deal with the most common form of insurance: life insurance.
Life insurance allows people to address [...]

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The first step in creating a plan to achieve financial security is the most overlooked. It’s not insurance, saving or investing. The first step is taking the time to craft a plan. While each person’s situation is different, there is a safe way to work your way towards financial security and independence. There are a [...]

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So, the new year is closing in on us quickly. During the last quarter of 2009 my financial planning practice and my research consultancy both kicked into a higher than expected gear. My research projects have been cleared up and will now be able to committ more time t my site. Consider it a new [...]

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Savings Chronicle was featured in a post today over at Money Highway called, “Investing and Money Rules of Thumb“. If you haven’t read it yet, you should.You
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Kent

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Every Wednesday, I will share my favourite items from my RSS feeds with you. Here is the first edition of Savings Chronicle’s Link Love.
Personal Finance
PT Money discussed how to rebuild your credit score.
Canadian Tax Resource debunks three common RESP misconceptions.
Larry MacDonald reports on further growth of ETFs as measured by assets under management in Canada.
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