Faire un budget

NIP is surprised that one in four Canadians is really uncomfortable talking about money. But he's happy to note that his generation is going to break that taboo!

NIP discovers that the Tooth Fairy is paying him unfairly for work done when Ruby explains the existence of minimum wage!

NIP realizes that every country has its own money... what is called a country's “currency.”

NIP wonders about getting a new cell phone via a credit card that will require him to pay 19% interest on his purchase!

NIP wonders why he would want to work part-time... which is about 20 hours a week.

NIP differentiates between being self-employed (working for yourself) and employed (working for someone else).

NIP is surprised to find out that people spend more annually on their cars than on food.

NIP learns that housing is the biggest expense for Canadian families.

NIP asks Ruby to explain what a TFSA is. What is this alternative way to save money?

NIP receives his first paycheck and wonders why his employer is deducting part of his pay.

NIP understands that it is possible to cancel debts through bankruptcy when repayment becomes increasingly difficult to meet.

NIP is surprised to know that there is a kind of report card that notifies personal finances! It's called a credit score.

NIP gets the lowdown on cryptocurrency. It may sound enticing, but it's easy to lose money very quickly!

NIP is trying to understand why he has to pay a certain amount of money—a tax—on a good or service he purchases!

NIP asks Ruby for advice on different ways to start her first business.