Common mistakes first time homebuyers make
Without a doubt, buying a house is probably one of the biggest purchases you’ll ever make. And planning for your first one is an even bigger battle. But fear not.…
Setting financial goals for the New Year
Calling all New Year’s Resolution-ers: it’s time for change The first month of the year is usually when we dust off the holiday cookie crumbs, take off our stretchy eating…
How to be a savvy investor
Investments are an important aspect of any financial portfolio—especially when looking long term. So, how can you squeeze the most out of your hard work? Read on to learn how…
5 money tips for university students
When you’re a student, money is tight. Your income, if any, is probably low and your expenses can seem painfully high. But remember, you can’t manage what you don’t measure.…
Finance tips for students on CTV Morning Live
We know that university it expensive. But we also know that there is more to life than slurping instant noodles out of styrofoam cups. We’ll help you find the wiggle room…
How to go on a summer vacation without going broke
Summer’s here, and it’s my favourite time of the year. While I’m all for a BBQ in the backyard with the fam, I also appreciate the spontaneity summer encourages –…
One employee’s take on financial literacy
At Coast Capital, we’re all about helping our members achieve financial well-being, and our employees are a key part in helping us deliver on this. We recently ran a contest…
Money management for kids
You teach them manners, how to tie their shoes, and how to ride a bike. But can you really teach your kids the value of money? Short answer? Yes. And…
How to teach your tween about money
That moment when they realize money doesn’t grow on trees Your tween may not know much about money at this point in their lives, and that’s OK. Being young and…
