#105. Dad, what is the “30-day rule!”By / When making large purchases, use this rule to decide whether the item is a need or a want.
#47. Dad, does getting out of debt mean sacrificing everything? Debt, Resilience, Spending / By Sacrifice does not mean giving up something for nothing; it means giving up one thing for something else we believe is worth more.
#32. Dad, what is “Black Friday” Credit Card, Delayed Gratification, Financial Freedom, Minimalism, Money, Simplicity / By Sadly, “Black Friday” is the day we trample people for things we don’t need, the day after being thankful for […]
#389. Dad, what does it mean to ” burn your boat?” Decisions, Delayed Gratification, Fear / By Burning your boat is an act of courage that makes it impossible to return to an earlier situation.
#28. Dad, what is delayed gratification? Debt, Delayed Gratification, Simplicity, Spending / By Giving up temptation for long term benefit.
#85. Dad, what are the main financial challenges facing Millennials? Credit Card, Debt, Lifestyle, Money / By Most Millennials are weighed down by student debt, the high cost of housing and bleak career prospects.
#92. Dad, how much debt do Canadian households owe? Debt, Money, Spending / By The level of consumer debt in Canada has been increasing for the past 30 years. Canadian households owe more than […]