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My Chequing Account Dilemma
Today I throw myself at the mercy of TF’s readership (I was heartened by yesterday’s constructive responses to Adina’s questions) and ask for your wisdom about my Teachers Credit Union chequing account...
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Mortgage Blend and Extend
“Mortgage Blend and Extend” is a post by Adina J in which she explains why, for once, she plans to follow the advice she got from a bank. A bank! If you’re a regular TiFi Reader, you already know my...
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Minimizing Bank Fees – Money-Stupid Anonymous
This week I decided to get rid of my bank fees. For a long time, changing my bank account wasn’t an option. I was in overdraft constantly and my current plan offers free overdraft protection. I either...
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Bitcoins: Revolution or Bunk? Part 2
Today’s guest post, “Bitcoins: Revolution or Bunk? Part 2” comes from Value Indexer. VI writes about enjoying wealth in all its forms at Simply Rich Life, and about index fund ideas and research at...
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Bitcoins: Revolution or Bunk? Part 3
Today’s guest post, “Bitcoins: Revolution or Bunk? Part 3” comes from Value Indexer. VI writes about enjoying wealth in all its forms at Simply Rich Life, and about index fund ideas and research at...
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Bitcoins: Revolution or Bunk? Part 4
Today’s guest post, “Bitcoins: Revolution or Bunk? Part 4” comes from Value Indexer. VI writes about enjoying wealth in all its forms at Simply Rich Life, and about index fund ideas and research at...
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Streamlining Banking Costs – A TiFi Reader’s Plan
Today’s post is from regular TiFi Reader and Commenter Su. Sara’s “Money-Stupid Anonymous” has been moved from Tuesdays to Fridays, but she’s taking a well-deserved break this week; look for Sara right...
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Mortgage Blend and Extend, part 3: All’s Well that Ends Well
Let me start with the most exciting part of this post: we are now on track to be mortgage-free in less than 10 years! You’re welcome for the spoiler. That means that our mortgage will be paid off well...
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