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  • How Much Did it Cost? To go to LA for the weekend.
    Hey beautiful people,  It’s been a while since I wrote a blogpost and I am kicking it off with my travel and finance series. Over the last few years, I have enjoyed seeing the world with my loved ones and also alone. For my birthday, my best friend and I went to LA for a […]
  • 7 Ways to Change Your Money Mindset
    Hi there :), Hoping that as you read this the weather is lovely where you are. As I write this, it is gloomy and raining in Vancouver. I like to believe the first step in improving your finances and your relationship with money is by changing how you view money (aka your money mindset). Your […]
  • Everything you need to know about the Tax Free First Home Savings Account
    As Spring comes around, so does this new incentive by the government of Canada. Want to learn about the first home savings account, this post got you. PS: I think this savings account is perfect for people looking to buy their first home in the next few years (still doesn’t solve the housing issue but […]
  • How to Be A Fashionista on A Budget
    Tips on how to look stylish for less. A few weeks ago, I had the pleasure of speaking to some amazing ladies on how to look good for less. I wanted to share the love and document some of the tips on here too. Here are some tips on how you can be a fashionista […]
  • How to Budget When You Don’t Have a Fixed Income
    I know we talk a lot about budgeting and how this is a very important step in your financial literacy journey. I’ve written reasons why we need a budget and how to build one over here. I also have a free budget template hereIn my last post of budgeting, I assumed everyone had a fixed […]
  • How to Be Recession Proof
    With multiple layoffs from the Big Tech companies, high interest rates and inflation, all signs lead to a recession. A recession is a decline in economic activities quarter or quarter for more than two consecutive quarters characterized by high unemployment and decrease in consumer and business spending. Here are some ways we can be recession […]