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The above photograph features Kathy Buckworth opening her maternity & baby clothing store in Calgary, Sept 1993. Grandad, baby Alex and toddler Victoria helping out. The idea of starting a small business is daunting to many. Yet, every year, an estimated 100,000 small businesses open up shop in Canada. In 1993, I was one of those people. With a newborn in one arm and a...
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Canadians generally don’t know what their credit score is. Particularly if you ask a young Canadian. Nearly 40% of Canadians aged 18-24 have never checked their credit score, and are mostly unaware as to what would make up a credit score, and what would harm or help it. TransUnion recently surveyed over 500 Canadians between 18-24, including 200 students, on their credit habits and revealed...
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Going to college can be an overwhelming experience for most. Kathy provides her tips on how to provide students with the tools to ensure they keep their spending under control, while positively impacting their future financial behaviours.
Kathy shares key parenting tips to help older children with financial literacy.
Kathy shares her tips on how to improve your credit score and avoid unpleasant surprises when it's time to make a major life purchase.
Kathy shares her tips to avoid financial headaches on Thanksgiving Day.
Kathy shares her tips for saving money when heading back to campus.
Kathy shares tips for making the most of your back-to-school budget.
Parenting expert Kathy Buckworth has tips for managing your finances, and utilizing the second-hand economy, when your kids start their university years.
From the minute your new bundle of joy is born, planning and anticipating the financial implications for your family is crucial to ensuring a bright future for you and them. Learn Kathy's best advice on how to manage some of the costs associated with their future, particularly as they start their university life.