Jan 12, 2024 · It all comes down to your personal/financial goals – If you are looking to simplify, selling then purchasing is the easiest/cleanest to maintain; you’re not a landlord If your looking to build your …

r/PersonalFinanceCanadaMy bank, BMO, is saying they need to know my spouse's job title and employer in order to make him my beneficiary. Do they?

Here you will find a list of user contributed topics to answer frequently asked personal finance questions. This wiki is a constant work in progress authored by users of the /r/PersonalFinanceCanada …

This is THE best intro to personal finance book I’ve ever read and I’ve read most of the books in this thread. The opening chapter where the author compares two different POVs of the same 40 …

That's fine if it works for you, but it's called personal finance because everyone's situation is different. My goal is actually to reduce my savings rate soon. Maybe down to around 10% of gross in 2 years. …

This subreddit is a place to discuss anything related to Canadian personal finance. The topic of "personal finance" includes budgeting, goal planning, taxation, saving, investing, banking, credit …

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180 votes, 202 comments. trueSo, I know that the convention wisdom is to hold 3-6 months of expenses in an easily accessible account in case of an emergency/unforeseen expense. Here's my question. …

Hello! Earlier this year, I created a flowchart for r/personalfinance to help people prioritize their spending. There were many requests for a Canadian version of this flowchart, and about a month ago I …

r/PersonalFinanceCanadaBudgeting This is a somewhat challenging topic to approach as it represents what is generally a very personal process for each person. Our goal is here to teach you what the …