Genymoney.ca: Make the Most of your Money
I was chatting with a family lawyer recently (just an acquaintance, all is good in our household) and he was telling me that financial infidelity as the cause of divorce is what he sees more often in his work than actual infidelity. Meaning that a …
Splitting finances with your partner (marriage partner, common law partner, or partner that you live with) can be a touchy subject within the relationship. However once you move in with each other and take the next step or plunge, Money Under 30 agrees that it’s …
This is a more emotionally charged post today, I admit that after I told my husband what I saw at the check out line, I was tearful. I don’t want to be financially dependent on a man. I was doing my usual evening after-the-kids-are-asleep grocery …
Read moreDon’t be Financially Dependent on a Man: Why Women Should Have Their Own Money
More and more millennials are living together with their partners and not getting married. According to the Financial Post, common law relationships have increased four times from 1981 to 2011 in Canada. There are a myriad of reasons why we are shacking up and living together …
Read moreLiving Together? Think About a Cohabitation Agreement
Currently I am married to an amazing man and have started a family (baby GYM) with this aforementioned husband. Just a few years ago things were quite different and to me, the future looked very bleak. I was frantically dating, worried that if I didn’t …
Read moreHow to Not Waste Time and Money When Finding a Compatible Life Partner