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Homeownership might be closer than you think: A Look at the New Tax-Free First Home Savings Account (FHSA)
Eligible Canadians can contribute up to $8,000 each year to an FHSA up to a lifetime contribution limit of $40,000 to help them buy their first home. Purchasing a home is an important decision that requires careful financial planning. Fortunately, there is a specialized tool designed to help Canadians save tax-free towards their goal of […]
Telltale Signs of Email Phishing Scams
Learn the signs to look out for in email phishing scams so you can safeguard your confidential financial and personal information. Phishing emails are a regular tactic used by cyber criminals to steal your personal information, such as your online banking login credentials. Some red flags are easy to spot and will quickly alert you to […]
Smart Strategies to Manage University-Related Costs for Families with Multiple Children
Between tuition and other-related expenses, post-secondary education, especially during these times of high inflation, can be a significant financial burden on families with multiple children. What are some smart strategies to manage these costs? Our experts suggest some options. The rising expense of post-secondary education, at a time when inflation is skyrocketing and other areas […]
How does inflation impact my retirement plans and savings?
With inflation at a nearly 40-year high, you might be worried about what it means for you retirement. In this article, we go over some things you can expect, whether you’re in the process of planning for retirement or are already retired. You may have noticed a spike in certain expenses recently, such as your […]
Should I contribute to my RRSP or pay down my mortgage?
In this article, we share some considerations regarding this common dilemma to help you decide which option is better for you: investing for retirement or paying down your mortgage. Contributing to an RRSP and paying off your mortgage are choices that can seem equally important. After all, both address really important aspects of your financial […]
6 things to do with your tax refund
Are you one of the millions of Canadians set to receive a tax refund this year? Here are some ideas of what to do with those funds. The good news is that you’ve prepared your tax return and realize that you’re entitled to a refund. This certainly beats the alternative of owing the government money. […]
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