Saving & tax-reduction

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GICs or Bonds?

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Ladder your GICs for maximum returns

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Retirement math

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A life of saving

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Saving for university

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Meeting your goals

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How and where you shop can save you a bundle.

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You can do better.

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A plan can only help

Saving for a truly rainy day

Track every penny

Trade risk for savings

Picture it

Pay now, save later

Short-term goals should be treated much differently than long-term ones. Here are some savings strategies for typical life events.

Which one is right for you?

Take a hard look at your expenses

Save thousands per year with income splitting.

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Credit cards can be both a blessing and a curse.

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Jump start next year’s RRSP contribution by investing your tax refund.

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With the right spending strategy, you can rest easy about the size of your nest egg.

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Balance your taxable income to reduce your overall tax bill.

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The beauty of an extra paycheque

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Not all GICs are created equal.

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Who doesn’t like free money?

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It all comes down to your savings.

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How much do you need to save for retirement?

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Save once a month instead of once a year.

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Know the rules, save money.

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Cost and price are not the same thing.

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Don’t overpay for insurance.

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Is your car making you poor?

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How safe is your bank?

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Interest works both ways.

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For the wealthy, RRSPs lose their luster.

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Who gets your money?

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Four ways to play catch up.

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There’s more to your investment than just returns

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Open a RRIF before age 71 to get a big tax break

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The deemed disposition: a gift that gives twice

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Both savings strategies work, but what works best for your personality?

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New CPP rules make 70 your golden year

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Set up an RESP, if you have kids, to get government grants

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Let “found” money boost your savings

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You could spend at least $120 per year on bank fees

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The big savings can be found in transportation and shelter

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Using credit to save is not really saving

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For those with discipline, it’s a sound strategy

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Kids are expensive, so take advantage of tax and government benefits

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The 50/30/20 rule is a simple financial diet that is sure to save you money.

A simple rule of thumb to help you decide how much you can spend on a car.

Bruce Sellery explains the pitfalls of investing in an IPO.

Bruce Sellery explains the importance of having an age appropriate portfolio.

Bruce Sellery has devised a system to help you reach your financial goals.

Bruce Sellery says using the right financial tools will make your life easier.

Bruce Sellery says don’t be shy, talk about your money.

The right credit card can help you collect more free gas, groceries, trips and even cash.

Your debts should never take over your life. All you have to do is ask for help.

We you take behind the scenes at a mechanic’s shop to show you what car maintenance you can do yourself for less.

Gretzky is prudent money. Here are The Great One’s top financial tips.

At what point does a hybrid car become more cost effective than a fuel-efficient one?

With rates hovering at historic lows, some experts suggest now’s the time to lock in.

What wardrobe basics to buy to stretch your money as far as possible.

Avoid travel agency coverage, buy couples plans and other ways to save.

Discount brokerages offer low fees and advice.