Home Economics newsletter: A gut-check for your investment portfolio, pay increases and the ‘lifestyle creep’ that can come with them and how to change your driving behaviour to save on gas
One financial expert said she often sees lifestyle creep - where discretionary spending increases alongside someone’s pay - with clients. Even after getting a raise or new job with higher pay, they remain stuck living paycheque-to-paycheque.
Some Canadians are pursuing additional streams of income as one way to combat the rising cost of living. Though experts caution that setting realistic timelines and monetary expectations are a necessary part of the process.
Home Economics newsletter: What to do with that extra cash that may be lying around, how to build a successful side hustle to help cover rising costs and ensuring your boat purchase is smooth sailing
Regulators have warned of a potential rise in financial elder abuse as Canada’s population ages. While some securities regulators have put additional preventative measures in place, it’s still largely up to individuals to protect themselves
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