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Bridget Casey
FreelanceColumnistPersonal Finance columnist
Bridget Casey is an investment expert, crypto enthusiast and columnist. You can follow her on Instagram & Twitter at @BridgieCasey

Latest articles

young money
How to set financial goals for 2023
Bridget Casey
Bridget Casey
opinion
Cryptocurrency has always bounced back, so don’t write its obituary yet
Bridget Casey
Bridget Casey
young money
A simple Christmas with less waste and more joy isn’t built on an avalanche of gifts for my child
Bridget Casey
Bridget Casey
young money
Why don’t I tie my child’s weekly allowance to chores? Because I want her to have a healthy relationship with money
Bridget Casey
Bridget Casey
young money
Three personal finance survival tips for the looming recession – including ‘unbudgeting’
Bridget Casey
Bridget Casey
young money
Memo to Canada’s young adults: Yes, CPP and EI will be there when you need them
Bridget Casey
Bridget Casey
personal finance
Can money buy happiness? Yes, but only if you spend it on the right things
Bridget Casey
Bridget Casey
opinion
Rent or buy? In Canada’s broken housing market, the real choice is between freedom or stability
Bridget Casey
Bridget Casey
young money
Is retirement possible for those who start saving and investing after 40? Yes, but you don’t have the luxury of making mistakes
Bridget Casey
Bridget Casey
young money
Forget the inheritance. Why cash gifts in early adulthood are a smart financial move – for parents and kids
Bridget Casey
Bridget Casey
young money
High inflation and rising interest rates are a financial opportunity for young people
Bridget Casey
Bridget Casey
young money
Learn to let go of your money traumas
Bridget Casey
Bridget Casey
opinion
Couples should discuss the possibilities of a breakup to avert financial destruction
Bridget Casey
Bridget Casey
young money
Why parents should get their own finances in order – before saving for their kids
Bridget Casey
Bridget Casey
young money
Shaming people for their money mistakes is rampant. It needs to stop
Bridget Casey
Bridget Casey
opinion
HELOCs have us complacent and greedy about debt. They’re now a defining Canadian characteristic
Bridget Casey
Bridget Casey
young money
Rising costs are hitting single parent households hard. Here’s how to bolster family finances
Bridget Casey
Bridget Casey
opinion
Most online personal finance advice is much better than that of established financial institutions
Bridget Casey
Bridget Casey
opinion
There is no such thing as a millennial middle class
Bridget Casey
Bridget Casey
opinion
Crypto’s risk isn’t in investing, but in staying out
Bridget Casey
Bridget Casey