Sean Cooper

Sean Cooper is the bestselling author of the book, Burn Your Mortgage. He bought his first house when he was only 27 in Toronto and paid off his mortgage in just 3 years by age 30. An in-demand Personal Finance Journalist, Money Coach and Speaker, his articles and blogs have been featured in publications such as the Toronto Star, Globe and Mail, Financial Post and MoneySense. Connect with Sean on LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.
Financial lessons from video games

Move over Mario! 3 financial lessons you can learn from video games

If you hate the idea of dealing with your finances, but you love to sit in front of a screen and play games, you can probably relate to these tips….

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Finance basics: What is a GIC and why should you invest in one?

Are you looking for a safe place to invest your money? You might want to consider a Guaranteed Investment Certificate (GIC). If you have shorter-term goals like buying a new…

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Saving for a down payment: Happy homeowners moving in

How I saved $170,000 for my first home

If you struggle to save money, you’re not alone.  Whether you’re saving for a down payment on a home or for retirement, the rising cost of living can make it…

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The founders of Kilter Brewing Co seen inside the Winnipeg-based brewery.
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Kilter Brewing Co. serves up craft beer and community connection in St. Boniface

Deep in the heart of St. Boniface, Kilter Brewing Company is a hidden treasure—an oasis for Winnipeggers to escape their day-to-day routines, enjoy craft beer and connect with their community….

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How to use a mortgage calculator
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How to use a mortgage calculator to budget better

Learn how to use ACU’s mortgage calculator to figure out how much mortgage you can afford, and what budget you should set before you start house hunting. A mortgage lender…

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Direct Farm Manitoba shoppers at an outdoor stand
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Building resilience through Manitoba’s local food initiative

Photo Credit: St. Norbert’s Farmers Market photo supplied by Direct Farm Manitoba.

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