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The debt-free lifestyle : a strategy for the average Canadian  Cover Image Book Book

The debt-free lifestyle : a strategy for the average Canadian / Christine Conway.

Conway, Christine, (author.).

Summary:

If you are living on an average Canadian income of $80,000, how can you afford to buy a home and start saving for retirement? Vancouver-based financial planner Christine Conway shows you how to do it. Conway lays out a practical plan that the average a Canadian can follow. The key is to pay down debt quickly, and avoid mounting interest payments that can exceed the original value of the home.

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  • ISBN: 9781988025070 (paperback)
  • Physical Description: 188 pages : charts ; 23 cm
  • Publisher: Toronto : Barlow Books, 2016.

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Bibliography, etc. Note:
Includes bibliographical references.
Subject: Finance, Personal.
Debt > Canada.

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Kimberley Public Library 332.024 CON (Text) 35137000161645 Adult Non-Fiction Volume hold Available -
Castlegar Public Library 332.02402 CON (Text) 35146002005445 Non-Fiction Volume hold Available -
Fort Nelson Public Library 332.024 CON (Text) 35246000908903 Non-Fiction Volume hold Available -
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Christine Conway is a 32-year-old financial planner and partner at Braun Financial Services in Vancouver. When she and her husband Cameron moved to Vancouver from Winnipeg 10 years ago, they were living on an average Canadian income of under $80,000. Then they faced the daunting prospect of trying to live comfortably in an expensive city, buy a home for their family, and save for retirement.
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Conway found a way: In just six years, the young couple saved $150,000 to pay off a big chunk of their credit card debt and mortgage on a home they own. Now they are within a few years of paying off all of their debts, including their mortgage, and they can see the day when Christine’s husband can quit his post office job and go back to writing, about finance.


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