by Young | Book Reviews |
If you’re remotely interested in personal finance, you have probably heard of the book entitled The Richest Man in Babylon by George S. Clason. You have probably heard that it is a recommended read. I have always been meaning to read this book but never had the... by Young | Cheap Travel |
Iceland is beautiful! No wonder there are record number of tourists visiting Iceland (millions per year in 2017… for a country of roughly 330,000 inhabitants) they are even considering adding a tourist tax due to the amount of people flying into the remote... by Young | Money And Relationships |
Summer is just around the corner and so is Canada’s wedding season – if you’re into traditional (local) weddings that is. It’s wedding mania for me now since I’m in my mid-to-late twenties and I’ve been to two weddings this year already (including my first good... by Young | Money And Relationships |
In Canada we are pretty darn lucky to have a great maternity (and paternity) leave system, although surviving on 55% of your income for much of the year can be pretty daunting. Some of my friends in the United States are not so lucky and have 12 weeks of leave after... by Young | Money And Relationships |
According to the Globe and Mail the average wedding costs over $25,000 these days. It doesn’t make much sense to go into debt when you’re just beginning your new life together (especially considering that financial stress can be so destructive to relationships). ... 