Teen credit
Bruce Sellery has no problem with teens getting credit cards—as long as their parents are willing to teach them good credit habits.
Power of Advice
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Start out right
Bruce Sellery says few things are as important to your financial well being than adopting smart money habits early on.
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Video: Affordable wheels
A simple rule of thumb to help you decide how much you can spend on a car.
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Money: a relationship deal breaker?
They say love is blind, but marrying someone who’s bad with money is just asking for trouble. Bruce Sellery offers his advice before you say “I do.”
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Bracing for higher interest rates
Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney has put Canadians on notice about taking on too much debt, but is anyone listening?
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Looking for income
Bruce Sellery weighs the pros and cons of generating income from a rental property versus a conventional portfolio.
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Living off the rent
Renting out a property can be a good investment, but Bruce Sellery says it’s probably not the best way to fund your retirement.
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Coached to success
Feeling financially stretched? Bruce Sellery says a money coach can whip you back into financial shape.
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The secret to lower tax penalties
A former Revenue Canada collections officer now fights for the delinquent filers he used to pursue.
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The Home Buyers’ Plan dilemma
Many first time homebuyers borrow their down payment from their RRSPs, but does it make sense to pay it back? Bruce Sellery offers his advice.
