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Events
Webinars
Money milestones for young lawyers: what to do after student debt
Designed for early-career lawyers—but open to all—this session goes beyond student debt to focus on what comes next:
- buying a home
- protecting your income
- building wealth
- saving for the unexpected
- and, yes, saving for retirement (because your future self will thank you)
With relatable case studies, clear next steps, and advice tailored to the realities of Canada’s changing economy, you’ll learn how to make confident financial decisions, strengthen your safety net, and start building long-term wealth.
Webinars
Call Forward Series Session 8: Managing Law School Debt and Financial Planning
Law school is a significant investment of your time and money. Join us to hear strategies from our panelists as they share insights learned as they navigated their student debt journeys, as well as learn from financial professionals with industry knowledge.
Program Chair: Nidhi Verma, Articling Student, Lakehead University
Vicki Mingyan Yang, Articling Student, York University - Osgoode Hall Law School
Speakers: Sally McRae, Financial Planner, Lawyers Financial
Valentina Galvis, Barrister and Solicitor
Emily OKeefe, McLeod Green Dewar LL
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Read our blogs
Law school is exciting and life-changing — but it can also feel like one giant invoice. The average graduate leaves with over $71,000 in debt¹, a weight that can shape where you live and what kind of law you practice. We get it. It’s a lot.
That’s why our blogs are relatable, actionable, and packed with resources to help you navigate debt, career choices, and well-being with confidence.
1. Canadian Lawyer Magazine, “The debt burden,” August 2018.
Student Debt: seeking out the whole truth, and nothing but the truth
Student debt hangs over many of Canada’s newest lawyers. It affects where they’ll work and what kind of law they’ll practice—and those choices are shaping our justice system.
Insurance already? But I just got ID'D
Why it’s (almost) never too early to invest in insurance that protects your family and income.
Hello, this is your money speaking
Indulge us as we indulge that voice in your head—the one that says you don’t deserve nice things, or worse: that you deserve all the nice things, and that you deserve them on credit.
Law students and money: Your financial curriculum
Studying law takes stamina. So does paying for it. Here are four smart ways to manage your money so it doesn’t manage you.