We made it to 100 Zooms! Founded in 2020, Women & Money Montreal began its weekly financial literacy Zoom sessions in October 2021. This week we celebrated our 100th Zoom – such an accomplishment! I had no idea we would make it 100 and I have nobody to thank except this wonderful community of women …
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Generational wealth begins when one person takes a risk on behalf of future generations. This week’s session of Women & Money Montreal aimed to inspire us – collectively – to look at the type of legacy we want to leave behind in this world. Often times we question why the world is the way it …
The Power Of SEO On this week’s edition of The Breakfast Club For Entrepreneurs, SEO Specialist and serial entrepreneur Alan Guillot emphasized the importance of fresh, relevant website content for search engine rankings. He advised on publishing at minimum one weekly blog post, keyword optimization, internal linking between pages and external sites, and responsiveness across …
Women & Money Montreal is launching a 4-week pilot project beginning tomorrow called The Breakfast Club. This was a workshop I ran a couple of years ago through the ELLEvate Entrepreneurs program with YES Employment & Entrepreneurship (except this time, it won’t be at 6am!). For more info and the Zoom link (yes, the same …
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Another amazing event in the books! A big THANK YOU to everyone who came out last night and helped make the event a success. For everyone who registered, check your emails for the rest of the photos and for our upcoming mini-events this summer! Thank you to our guest speakers Monica Sourour and Carina Groombridge …
A Registered Education Savings Plan (RESP) is a valuable tool for saving for a child’s post-secondary education in Canada. Here are some strategies to make the most of your RESP: Remember that RESP rules and regulations may change over time, so it’s important to stay informed and adapt your strategy accordingly.
The topic was Financial Planning When You’re Single and we broke it down into three main categories – protecting your income, creating and maintaining your wealth (your nest egg), and real estate. Creating a financial plan as a single woman involves setting clear goals, managing your income, saving, investing wisely, and preparing for emergencies. Here’s …
