For some, it would be another round of review of working on money, whether that would be for saving or investing, or simply finding a better way to have money working for them.

But what would you do with your money, if the rate of return almost equates to nothing?

Explore this article: “How Do You Invest When Interest Rates are at 0%? A Wealthsimple Guide” here.

This article: “Hold steady and step away from the screen: 2021 warrants new financial habits”,  can help us navigate various ways to get started stronger in the year 2021, and approach finances in ways that can work for you.

The article has outlined some techniques that explore handling day-to-day finances and keeping with your newly found habit; keeping stable in 2021 and working on a financial plan; taking control; and finally, finding some other means to be productive.

Read more on TheStar.com.

As we start the year 2021, we all could opt to have a better mindset, being hopeful that things would turn out okay this year.

They say, we all could find an opportunity in the midst of experiencing challenges.

Somehow, having more personal time, while staying home could allow us to look at our personal financial needs better. With that comes the opportunity to plan ahead.

This article: "3 dates to put in your 2021 personal finance calendar”,  reminds us of looking at savings, investing and tax filing. Explore this article on BNN Bloomberg.

Other Interesting Reads on Personal Finance, Money and Investments

• Poll suggests 81 per cent believe Canada still in recession, but most are bullish on their own personal finances... Read on Toronto.com
• Posthaste: Canadians' concerns about their finances hit pandemic high — yet low rates are driving them to take on more debt. Many could be in for 'painful debt reckoning'... Read on Financial Post.
• Why Are Stock Market Numbers So Wacko Right Now? Read on Wealthsimple Magazine