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The BEST Way To Save More Money

The BEST Way To Save More Money

Find yourself going over budget? Always making impulse purchases? Do you know what the problem might be?

Ego depletion.

You’re probably thinking… “What the heck is ego depletion?”

Ego depletion is a psychology concept. When we make lots of decisions or are under a lot of stress, our brain gets tired, our self control starts to loosen, and we start to make impulsive decisions. These impulsive decisions can be a real budget killer.

This doesn’t necessarily impact spending. Ego depletion can cause you to stray from your diet, your exercise routine, or…

Avoiding ego depletion is the BEST way to save more money because it lets you avoid all those extra purchases that really kill your budget.

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Our $1M Goal: How We’re Using Our TFSA For Retirement

Our $1M Goal: How We’re Using Our TFSA For Retirement

Goals are important. Financial goals are especially important.

Having a goal gives you something to focus on, it gives you direction. Goals provide motivation, they get you moving.

We’ve had big financial goals in the past. Years ago my wife and I set a goal to pay off our mortgage early. That was our first BIG financial goal. Once we achieved that goal we were hooked.

We find financial goals to be very motivating. They give us a reason to stick to our budget. They give us a reason to control our spending and look for new ways to save. They help us avoid purchases that don’t align with our goals (especially impulse purchases).

We currently have one HUGE financial goal. Our goal is to have $1 MILLION in our TFSAs by the time we turn 55.

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Retirement Planning for Young People

Retirement Planning for Young People

Even though it’s a long way off, many young people think about retirement planning.

Twenty-five percent of young people list retirement as one of their top two financial concerns. Top two! They’re more concerned with retirement than debt, expenses, unexpected emergencies or losing their job.

When young people think about retirement their biggest concern is “running out of money.”

To be honest, I’m not surprised.

Saving for retirement is something we’ve been told to worry about again, and again, and again.

The good news is that starting early makes a HUGE difference. Starting early is basically retirement savings on “easy mode.”

The best way to ease your retirement concerns is to make a plan and start saving today (even if it’s just a small amount).

In this post we’ll go over a ‘quick and dirty’ way to create a retirement plan. This “retirement plan” is perfect for a young person. It isn’t a replacement for a full financial plan, but it’s a good way to put yourself on the right path and start saving.

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