Government puts the chill on EI rates, but premiums still hiked for some in 2014
Canadian Taxpayers’ Federation says maximum employee EI rates will go up by $23 in 2014 to $914.
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Where to hold fixed income
Minimize your tax bill by holding bonds and GICs in registered accounts.
The failed promise of market timing
To stick to an indexing strategy over a lifetime, you need to let go of the idea that you...
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Could I borrow $20?
It's a loaded question for seniors, explains Lee Anne Davies in her TEDxTalks.
We’re using TFSAs, just not wisely
Nearly half of Canadians have a TFSA, but few are housing top earning investments inside the tax-sheltered account.
Why VRE outperformed its rivals in 2013
It’s been a marvelous year for equities, but 2013 has not been kind to real estate investment trusts, except...
Even without “Big CPP,” government is doing plenty on retirement savings
Much gnashing of teeth today over the federal government’s decision not to play ball with PEI and Ontario over...
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How the three principal Canada Pension Plan enrichment proposals would work
The plans differ slightly in their approach, but their basic aim is to increase benefits for future generations of...