Canadian Finance Blog
Canadian Finance Blog aims to be the Canadian source for personal finance. This site covers Canadian topics like RRSPs, TFSAs and Canadian Taxes, but also looks at universal subjects such as ways to save money, reducing investment fees and avoiding certain types of insurance.
Contact
You can contact Tom through this form, as well as Twitter and LinkedIn.
Guest Posts
If you’re a personal finance blogger and you would like to write a guest post for Canadian Finance Blog, we’d be happy to see what you’ve got! Please contact Tom and let him know what topic you’d like to write about. We do ask that the subject applies to Canadian readers and you’re welcome to include a couple links in the article as well as a writer bio with link.
Tom Drake
Tom Drake lives in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada and is the owner and head writer of Canadian Finance Blog and a Financial Analyst for a major retailer. Over the last few years his interest in personal finance has greatly increased as he learns from many books and blogs.
Tom has made some significant financial changes over the past couple years. He got married in September 2008 and then sold their townhouse in early 2009 and moved into a detached house. Tom has a readvanceable mortgage and plans to start the Smith Manoeuvre to reduce his non-deductible mortgage and increase his investments. Tom and his wife’s first child arrived in October 2009 so he is looking to reduce any expenses while his wife stays home to look after the baby and they hope to be able to continue their savings.
To read more posts from Tom, you can check out the guest posts he’s written for some other great sites!
Alan Schram
Alan Schram writes about personal finance and his encounters with it in his everyday life. Alan is recently married and is looking to save money on expenses and reduce his debts.
Jim Yih
Jim Yih is a Fee Only Advisor, Best Selling Author, and Financial Speaker on wealth, retirement and personal finance. Currently, Jim specializes in putting Financial Education programs into the workplace. For more information you can follow him on Twitter @JimYih or visit his other websites Retire Happy or Wealth Web Gurus.
Robb Engen
Robb Engen writes about Canadian personal finance at Boomer & Echo. Together with his mom, (she’s the Boomer, he’s the Echo) they offer their own unique perspectives on saving, investing and personal finance.
Nelson Smith
Nelson Smith writes about personal finance, investing and all sorts of other stuff at Financial Uproar. His real job is for a major snack food company, and yes ladies, he’s single! You can follow him on the Twitter, where he usually tries to be witty.
