How to fill out a personal tax return
Here are the simple steps to filling out your tax return in Canada.
Financial Planning
How to divide the assets of an estate between beneficiaries
Three siblings are beneficiaries of their parents’ estate, which includes several properties and investment accounts. How should they divide...
Buying your first car in Canada: Insider tips from a salesperson
Are you a first-time car buyer in Canada? Here’s how to choose a vehicle, negotiate the price and finance...
What does the new Canadian Mortgage Charter mean for home owners?
The federal government announced measures to improve housing affordability and give borrowers some relief. Here’s what to expect from...
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’Tis the season for tax-loss selling in Canada
Tax-loss selling is one way that investors with capital gains can lower their potential tax bill. What is tax-loss...
Making sense of the markets this week: December 10, 2023
Interest rates stand pat, reports from small Canadian banks, the November stock market rocket, and Dave Ramsey drops pearls...
Will Canadian HISA ETFs survive the new rule change?
If you’re a Canadian investor holding HISA ETFs, know that changes are coming.
Should you hold on to unused RRSP contributions?
It may not be a good idea to save up unused RRSP contributions in order to save on future...
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Making sense of the markets this week: December 3, 2023
Why Canada probably isn’t in a recession, mixed results for both Canadian banks and pipelines, the mixed results for...