Graduating high school is a big milestone, and the next step for most is post-secondary education. For many students in Ontario, the cost of post-secondary education – including tuition, residence fees, textbooks, and more – can be daunting. With a little planning and preparation ahead of time, you will be able to put yourself in
Whether it’s your first year on your own or you’re about to graduate, maintaining your finances to ensure you’re set for the entire year is crucial. You may be tempted to blow your entire budget on food, clothes, and entertainment, but there are ways to stick to a budget without depriving yourself of the things
As the new school year approaches, parents around the country are starting to worry about how they will afford to send their children back to school. The cost of supplies and clothes can add up quickly – but with a little bit of planning and creativity, it’s possible to save money on back-to-school expenses.
The kids have been off to college for a month or so now and the house has a peaceful quiet to it … but soon financial worry may begin to set in. Where is their money being spent? Have you given them the financial tools they will need to successfully navigate through their college years?
Back to School Savings The first day of school can be both exciting and terrifying for students and parents alike. For students, there’s nothing like the smell of opening a fresh box of crayons and the feeling of wearing your new school shoes for the very first time while nervously wondering who your new teacher