Genymoney.ca: Make the Most of your Money
Personal finance, is very personal. Here’s where you can find posts about debt, about money affects your family life, and how to split finances when you have income inequality between you and your spouse.
To start, here are 6 Canadian personal finance blogs you should follow. These bloggers also share their own finance journey.
I’m an avid reader of investing and finance books and here is also where you’ll find book reviews on this subject. To help you get started with Canadian investing, here are 5 must read books on personal finance for Canadians.
Even a topic such as how to give a gift of a physical share of stock is included (we gave our son a BRK.B stock certificate for his first birthday).
Finally, there are strategies in this section to increase and maximize your Canada CCB (Child Care Benefit). It’s great to get free money from the government, a monthly cheque to deposit.
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Food is one of the most emotional categories in any family budget. It’s tied to health, time, convenience, social life, and comfort — which is exactly why it’s also one of the hardest expenses to control. For 2025, I tracked every dollar our family of …
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How to Retire Happy, Wild, and Free by Ernie J. Zelinski was one of the books that chose for my 2026 personal finance resolutions. I see Ernie’s comments in Joe’s Retire By 40 blog frequently, and then I saw his book mentioned in another book …
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Happy new year! I have a feeling 2026 will be great. I am looking forward to reading the books on my list (especially The Art of Spending Money) and looking forward to the trips we have planned. We are planning to visit Yellowstone National Park …
I’ve been interested in Canadian personal finance blogs for a long time (around 15 years and up!) and have seen a lot of personal finance blogs in Canada come and go. Prior to reading financial blogs in Canada, I subscribed to the Moneysense magazine back …
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One of the best things about having children in Canada compared to other countries is getting a bit of a financial supplement from the government for doing so. Here are the child tax benefit dates for 2025, so you know when you are going to …