What’s In This Email

• Drowning financially? Use the ‘super saver’ tips 💰

• Building up Indigenous business through skilled trades 💸

• Your pharmacist can prescribe for more conditions

• You can now get a prescription to the… Zoo? 🐅

• Notable spotlight: Sisters Sage

• Notable plug 🔌

✍️ TAKE NOTE

Drowning financially? Do what ‘super savers’ do to get back on your feet

If you’re still spending like it’s 1999, it might be time to tighten that wallet. With the current state of the economy showing little to no signs of recovery, creating healthy spending habits is crucial and will require some sacrifices. On the other side is less anxiety and more financial security for the present and the future.

Key Takeaways

• Super savers drive paid-off cars for more extended periods than average and live in smaller homes

• Create a budget and include an emergency fund contribution

• DIY instead of hiring help and delaying larger-scale travel

• Tackle the low-hanging-fruit by being diligent with unused subscriptions and meal planning to avoid spontaneous purchases

• Always look for deals and cut fees for things like banking

Incubating Indigenous Excellence: Building a Brighter Future

Rod Stagg's visionary approach to fostering Indigenous entrepreneurship is making waves in the business world. Through the Indigenous Incubator Inc., Stagg is not only helping Indigenous entrepreneurs thrive but is also ensuring that the wisdom of retiring business owners is passed on to the next generation. As the demand for Indigenous-owned services grows, Stagg's initiative stands as a beacon of empowerment and economic reconciliation

Key Takeaways

• With Canada’s growing population of retirees, there is a shortage of skilled trades labour entering the workforce

• 2028 projections indicate that approximately 700K skilled trades workers will retire

• The concept is simple, existing business owners mentor Indigenous talent to learn the business and prepare to eventually take over. This approach helps both business owners looking for an exit strategy and Indigenous youth seeking opportunities

• Indigenous Incubator Inc. is actively seeking partnerships and opportunities to empower Indigenous businesses and youth

Sisters Sage

Indigenous tradition meets modern wellness.

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Lynn-Marie & Melissa-Rae Angus, are the sister co-founders of Sisters Sage, an Indigenous brand that hand-crafts wellness and self-care products inspired by their culture and traditions.

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