Adrian Perry

Whatever changes Covid has caused in your household’s finances, the start of 2021 is an opportune time to rethink your budget and how it should evolve as the pandemic (hopefully) abates over the coming year as vaccines are distributed.

May this Christmas season end the present year on a cheerful note and usher in a brighter New Year. Wishing you, your friends, and family moments of peace and happiness. May the sharing of good cheer warm your heart and be a blessing for the distance and sacrifices we've all had to endure this year. Happy Holidays to you and your loved ones.

It’s no surprise that many Canadians took on a lot of debt in 2020. If one of your financial resolutions for 2021 is to pay down your debt, refinancing your mortgage may be the solution! Contact me to learn more.

With the new year right around the corner, one of the top things you'll inevitably want to focus on will be your financesespecially after a year like 2020. To help you accomplish that, here is a list of some of the best financial blogs in the space to help make your journey easier, along with a little entertainment along the way.

Have you set Financial Resolutions for 2021? Here are some ideas that may work for you! Contact me for more information!

The Holiday Season is certainly going to look different this year and so many small businesses, charities, families and individuals will be struggling to make ends meet. If you can, support a local business!

The new norm will likely be a mixed work environment, flex time possibilities, the potential for compressed workweeks, and job sharing.

How to get the biggest bang in tax credits for each donation buck.

As we await the US election results, this is an interesting read that examines which candidate may be better for Canada by breaking down a few issues that matter to this country.

Everyone regardless of financial status deserves a financial plan and that working with a professional isn't only for the wealthy. Here are three key benefits of financial planning.

During uncertain times, it can be easy to make rash decisions that only make things worse. As you buckle down for the next wave, here are nine financial mistakes to avoid during the recession.

Thinking of selling your home? Contact me to discuss your current mortgage. It could save you thousands!

Another lockdown could spell trouble for many Canadians’ livelihoods, especially now that CERB has drawn to a close. However, you still have time to prepare if you act soon. Here are eight things you can do to protect your finances ahead of a second wave.