08 Jul How lifestyle creep unsettles savings plans for high earners
Lifestyle creep is when higher income leads to higher spending, reducing savings. It can derail long-term financial goals....
Lifestyle creep is when higher income leads to higher spending, reducing savings. It can derail long-term financial goals....
Kelly advises evaluating streaming subscriptions by calculating the cost per show watched to determine if they’re truly worth keeping....
Summer breaks pose challenges for working parents due to expensive, limited childcare that often conflict with work schedules....
The shift in workplace benefits toward flexibility, mental health support, virtual care, and personalized plans....
Q2 2025 Money Thoughts includes: The Prime Minister’s Economic To-Do List, DLD’s new YouTube channel and media highlights, and the 5th Annual Private Wealth Canada...
Amid a global trade war and rising living costs, volunteers make tough choices....
Kelly advises Canadians to use their tax refunds to strengthen their finances and build emergency savings....
According to the 2025 Financial Stress Index, many Canadians regret not saving more - but it’s never too late to start. ...
Kelly explains how tariffs prompted a rate hold and cooled the housing market....
Advisor.ca spoke with Kelly on how advisors can calm clients and build trust during market turmoil....