20 Sep How to Set Good Financial Habits
According to a 2016 report from Statistics Canada, the ratio of debt to disposable income in the third quarter rose to 166.9%.1 It is easy to get lured in by low interest rates, sales and keeping up with the Joneses, but poor financial habits can have a ripple effect on your financial future – from being in debt, living paycheck to paycheck, and having little to put away for retirement. Fortunately, with time and effort, those habits can be corrected. CLICK HERE to read this full article from Mackenzie Investments which discusses four steps to help set (and maintain) good financial habits.