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Lately, it’s felt like the green economy’s been sideswiped by a Hummer.
Everywhere I turn, people are tired. The news is grim. And I can feel the quiet discouragement setting in—the sense that maybe we’ve lost momentum, that maybe the climate deniers have won this round.
But here’s the thing: the data tells a very different story.
Death and money are two of our culture’s greatest taboos. Put them together, and you have a recipe for disaster. Too often, I meet people who have just lost a parent or loved one and are forced to make some of the biggest financial decisions of their lives while they’re deep in grief.
We used to build a lot of housing owned by nonprofits and co-operatives in Canada, but no more. We’re left with the age-old question “Who’s going to pay for it?”. Fortunately, we have a great answer – Community Bonds!
With $2 trillion invested, Canadians love their mutual funds. They are the default option for most new investors, but I think they’re a rip-off. Do you know how much your mutual funds are costing you? Most Canadians don’t, and the answer is pretty shocking.
Investors in unsustainable assets are lashing out at ESG. We’ve got their attention; now it’s time to step up our game.
Credit unions are awesome! There are three main reasons why credit unions are so much better than banks.
This is a guide to firing your bank and joining a credit union. I’ve included the tips & tricks I’ve learned while helping clients make the shift with their chequing account.
Every year around this time, I find myself holding my breath. A COP meeting rolls around, the headlines flood in, protesters march, and I brace for yet another disappointing outcome. Another round of world leaders kicking the can down the road, leaving a bigger mess for whoever comes after. Another reminder that the people at the top are not coming to save us.