Buying your first stocks in Canada
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How to make the most of your compensation
Employees should regularly check that they’re maximizing their vacation days, health care benefits, pension plan contributions, and more.
Goodbye, Canada: A guide to departure tax, withholding tax for non-residents
Some Canadian residents plan to retire abroad, while others are only here temporarily for work. No matter the reason,...
Buying your first home in Canada? Here’s what to look for in a home inspection
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James P. Gunn, financial advisor
Meet James P. Gunn James P. Gunn has been a financial advisor for over 25 years. He is the...
What is a stock split?
A stock split lowers the minimum investment needed to buy a stock. We explain how it works and what...
3-year versus 5-year mortgage: How to choose your term
Interest rates are still high but set to come down, which is a key factor in picking a mortgage...
Making sense of the markets this week: June 16, 2024
American inflation is down, rates remain unchanged, tech bull market continues, Dollarama expands into pesos, and new stock splits.
What does Nvidia’s stock split mean for Canadian investors?
Buy it? Sell it? Not sure what to do? There’s lots to think about, especially since the stock split....