Ellen Roseman 
Money 101 
Every Canadian’s Guide to Personal Finance

Money 101 The One Class You Can’t Afford to Cut!

You are working hard and trying to save some money, but at the
end of the day, there never seems to be enough to go around.
Money 101 is a crash course on financial basics from one of
Canada’s most trusted personal finance columnists.

Ellen Roseman offers easy-to-understand advice on a wide range
of topics, including tips on spending less and saving more,
managing a budget, negotiating mortgages and car leases, getting
the insurance you need, investing, saving for children’s education
and your own retirement, and much more.

Money 101 helps you master personal finance without pain,
whether you’re a novice or experienced. Your own personal tutor,
it’ll teach you to get better control of your money so you’ll have
more to save and invest.

Portrait Photography by Joseph Marranca. Used by
Permission.

Table of Content

Introduction.

Part One: Getting Started.

Part Two: Borrowing Money.

Part Three: Saving for Retirement.

Part Four: Investing Money.

Part Five: Financial Planning.

Index.

About the author

Ellen Roseman is one of Canada’s most trusted personal
finance writers and consumer advocates. She was a columnist at
The Globe and Mail for 21 years before going to The
Toronto Star as business editor. She now writes a column that
appears three times a week in The Star’s business section.
Her columns also appear in other Canadian newspapers, such as the
Halifax Chronicle-Herald, the Kitchener-Waterloo
Record, and the Guelph Mercury. She is also a frequent
guest on radio and television programs, including TVO’s Studio
Two and More to Life, and CBC’s Marketplace and Newsworld
Business.

Portrait Photography by Joseph Marranca. Used by
Permission.