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.
Finance basics: Get to know mutual funds
,

Finance basics: Get to know mutual funds

If you’re like most Canadians, you’ve probably heard a lot of talk about mutual funds and know they’re an important part of most investment plans. But you may not know…

Read more ›
10 must-follow steps to starting a successful small business

10 must-follow steps to starting a successful small business

Are you tired of being in the rat race and feeling the humdrum of the daily grind? Like many of us with an entrepreneurial mindset, you may have considered taking…

Read more ›

From other Categories

Fabricio Mendes, SVP Asset Management and Investor Relations, LS Properties, shakes hands with a man outside a building.
,

LS Properties takes community-centered approach to Winnipeg real estate

For Winnipeg-based LS Properties, finding high-quality properties isn’t the only business focus. It’s also looking for high-quality relationships. LS Properties is a local real estate company that acquires properties in…

Read more ›
set up your own email account

5 simple steps to set up your own email account

Whether you’re new to digital banking or already use it, there are some quick things you can do to make day-to-day transactions easier and faster. Having an email address is…

Read more ›
Businessman in freight and transportation holding mobile phone using a tablet to check shipping container inventory, talking with business advisor about business operating line of credit
,

Is it time to get an operating line of credit for your business?

If you run a business and need extra working capital, or if you’ve been looking for short-term financing, consider a business line of credit. You can use this form of…

Read more ›