by Joseph Francis | Nov 28, 2017 | Budget Boss, Budgeting, Budgets, Cash Flow, Emergency Funds, Emergency Savings, Fiduciary, Finances, Financial Advisor, Financial Education, Financial Empowerment, Financial Health, Financial Independece, Financial Plan, Financial Planner, Goal Setting, Goal-Oriented Planning, Joseph James Francis, Saving, Saving for a Down Payment, Saving Money, Wealth, Wealth Building, Wealth Planning
Tuesday, November 28, 2017 9 Tips for Maintaining a Positive Cash Flow I have met many people that just can’t seem to spend less than they make. At best, they can just barely get by, living for the next paycheque. I’ve been there, and I must admit, it is a crappy... 
by Joseph Francis | Nov 27, 2017 | Budget Boss, Budgeting, Budgets, Cash Flow, Debt, Emergency Funds, Emergency Savings, Finances, Financial Advisor, Financial Education, Financial Empowerment, Financial Health, Financial Independece, Financial Plan, Financial Planner, Investing, Investment Strategy, Joseph James Francis, Money, Saving, Saving Money, Wealth, Wealth Building
Monday, November 26, 2017 What is Positive Cash Flow and Why is it Important? When speaking about businesses, the term “Positive Cashflow” gets thrown around a lot. Most people recognize that for a business to survive and thrive there must be more money coming in than... 
by Joseph Francis | Nov 24, 2017 | Budget Boss, Budgeting, Budgets, Fiduciary, Finances, Financial Advisor, Financial Education, Financial Empowerment, Financial Health, Financial Independece, Financial Plan, Financial Planner, Investing, Investment Strategy, Investments, Joseph James Francis, Registered Retirement Savings Plan, Retirement, Retirement Planning, RRSP, Saving, Saving Money, Stocks, Tax Effieciency, Wealth, Wealth Building, Wealth Planning
Friday, November 24, 2017 10 Tips for Investing in the Market One major reason many people don’t invest in the stock market is that it confuses them. Rightfully so, it can be a perplexing place. My main goal is to demystify the market and get back to basics, making... 
by Joseph Francis | Nov 22, 2017 | Budget Boss, Budgeting, Budgets, Diversify, Diversify Investments, Dollar Cost Averaging, ETF's, Exchange Traded Funds, Fiduciary, Finances, Financial Advisor, Financial Education, Financial Empowerment, Financial Health, Financial Independece, Financial Plan, Financial Planner, Investing, Investment Strategy, Investments, Joseph James Francis, Long Term Investing, Money, Mutual Funds, Retirement, Saving, Saving Money, Wealth Planning
Wednesday, November 22, 2017 Lock, Stock, and Barrell – Equities Explained Do you remember when interest rates were hovering around 10%? How about in the mid 1980’s when they were even as high as 18%? Well I don’t, but those must have been some magical times for... 
by Joseph Francis | Nov 21, 2017 | Budget Boss, Budgeting, Budgets, Diversification, Diversify, Fiduciary, Finances, Financial Advisor, Financial Education, Financial Empowerment, Financial Health, Financial Independece, Financial Plan, Financial Planner, Fixed Income, Inflation Protection, Investing, Investment Strategy, Joseph James Francis, Money, Wealth, Wealth Building
Tuesday, November 21, 2017 The Name is Bond, Municipal Bond: Fixed Income Explained You wouldn’t believe how many people I have helped open investment accounts who had no idea what they were previously invested in. This is troubling to me on many levels. True... 
by Joseph Francis | Nov 20, 2017 | Bonds, Budget Boss, Budgeting, Budgets, Dow Jones, ETF's, Exchange Traded Funds, Fiduciary, Finances, Financial Advisor, Financial Education, Financial Empowerment, Financial Health, Financial Independece, Financial Plan, Financial Planner, Investment Strategy, Investments, Joseph James Francis, Money, Mutual Funds, Net Worth, Retirement, Retirement Planning, Saving Money, Stock Exchange, Stocks, Uncategorized, Wealth Building, Wealth Planning
Monday, November 20, 2017 Taking Stock: Market 101 Have you ever watched Business News Network or CNN Money during the day? It can get somewhat confusing when they go off on market capitalization, initial public offerings, options, PE Ratios, and every other term that... 