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Top 5 Tips To Avoid Financial Mistakes in The Current Economy

March 13, 2023 | Posted by: Matt Broom-Hall

Top 5 Tips To Avoid Financial Mistakes in The Current Economy

For most Canadians, 2023 has been a challenging year financially. With declining stock portfolios, rising costs of living, and increasing interest rates, it's more important than ever to be cautious with your money. To help you navigate these challenging times, we've put together a list of the top 5 financial mistakes to avoid.

Failing to understand your loan agreements.

Many people enter into loan agreements without fully understanding the terms and conditions. This can be a costly mistake, particularly when it comes to life-changing contracts like mortgages or student loans. Make sure to investigate the interest rate and the monthly payments you will be required to make. A good mortgage broker will take the time to answer all of your questions and explain any complicated terms.


Not having a system to track your expenses.

It's easy to lose track of where your money is going, especially as prices continue to rise. However, with the abundance of mobile applications and other online tools available, there's no excuse for not monitoring your expenses. It's critical to control your spending, regardless of your income level.


Investing before paying off debt.

In the past, it made sense to invest any extra cash rather than paying off debt, as borrowing rates were low and the stock market was performing well. However, with borrowing rates increasing and the markets becoming more volatile, paying down debt is becoming a better option. Credit card debt is particularly important to pay off before investing any extra money.


Not saving and investing.

As the cost of living continues to rise, it's tempting to cut back on saving and investing. However, saving is not a discretionary expense and should not be ignored. It's important to start saving early, as the earlier you start, the more your savings will grow. If necessary, cut back on non-essential expenses to prioritize your savings

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