Dividend
What Canadians Need to Know About Dividend Growth Investing
If you are of those who want to pick stocks rather than invest in a basket of ETFs, you need a clear
Sam Kovacs, guest writer
12 May 2017
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Financial Independence
Great Ways to Earn Money on the Side
Earning more money is never a bad thing and, if you can’t manage to save, it could be the only way for
Kale Havervold
10 May 2017
Financial planning
5 Dumb Financial Moves to Watch Out For
Getting ahead in the financial world is not easy. Most of us have bills to pay, people to care for, things to
Kale Havervold
8 May 2017
Investing
Why Investing in Gold Might Make Sense For You Even if You’re No Scrooge McDuck
Perhaps the most important clichéd line for investors is “don’t put all your eggs in one basket”; surprisingly, however, many investors fail
Xiaolei Liu
5 May 2017
Investing
7 Things You Didn’t Know About Canadians in the Top 1%
When you think of the top 1% of people we only know one thing about them, they are quite rich. However, beyond
Kale Havervold
1 May 2017
Investing
Why Banks Are Moving Towards Robo-Advisors
Technology has changed just about everything in the world. The way we do things has changed dramatically. It has changed the way
Kale Havervold
26 April 2017
Investing
What you need to know about the P/E ratio to invest like a boss
When you are considering buying a stock, one question you will probably ask is “am I paying too much for it?” In
Xiaolei Liu
18 April 2017
News
Hardbacon Launches Crowdfunding Campaign, Raises 70% in 3 Hours
February 9, Montreal: Today at 9am, Hardbacon launched our crowdfunding campaign for Not Another Boring Course About Investment on Ulule.com. Our course
Ceilidh Barlow Cash
9 February 2017
News
Barry Choi talks bacon with Hardbacon
Barry Choi is true personal finance machine. He’s the prolific blogger behind the Money We Have blog, a self-directed investor and a
Julien Brault
11 January 2017
Budget
5 Chatbots that Help You Deal with Your Money
Chatbots are the way of the future. For quick questions, like “What’s my bank balance?” chatbots are great. For longer processes,
Ceilidh Barlow Cash
8 December 2016
Investing
How to Invest on a Very, Very Small Budget
My front door was ajar. Inside, my apartment felt abnormally still. Nothing was out of place. No torn curtain waving in the
Ceilidh Barlow Cash
1 December 2016
Investing
How to invest with limited resources without being robbed
The financial system is not well set up for small investors. Financial advisors are called many different things, are either paid by
Frédéric Baillargeon, guest writer
18 October 2016