I’ve mentioned a few times that one of the fastest things to disappear as a newcomer to Canada is your money. Seriously. You take a breath in the morning and you’ve spent $100 before even taking a shower. Your top priority in the early days becomes keeping your money in …
I’ve been enjoying the hospitality of Canadian winter since November-ish last year and it has been….chilling. lol. Nevertheless, it is still yet to meet the expectation of what I had in mind before moving here. In my mind, I expected total snowmageddon…. I expected to be buried in snow and …
Starting a life in a new country is never easy. You have a million and one things on your to-do list, personally and government wise. I felt a little overwhelmed my first few days but as time wore on, I began utilizing a number of apps to make my life …
I’m not very happy about it either. I’ve been to driving school twice already – back home and when I moved to Dubai. I’ve also been driving for over 15 years so was pretty miffed to find out I would have to do it all over again when I moved …
Prior to arriving in Canada, I’d already read up on the importance of a credit score, which can’t be built without a credit card. I don’t really care for credit cards but they are a necessary evil, and if you’re a good and disciplined money manager, you can use credit …