Financial Planning for Newcomers to Canada
We cover key financial planning areas to help newcomers make smart decisions and build a secure future in Canada.
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Is a Spousal RRSP A Smart Retirement Strategy?
A Spousal RRSP helps couples save on taxes by splitting retirement income. It benefits those with unequal incomes but has rules like the 3-year attribution rule.
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Why you should talk to your therapist about money
Therapists discuss money because it impacts mental health, relationships, and self-worth. Addressing financial stress can improve your emotional well-being.
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The Best Cities to Live in Canada 2025: A Financial Perspective
Is your city on this top 10 list? We considered things like cost of living, tax rate, job market, average home price, income potential, affordability and more.
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Canadian Investment Strategies for a Low-Interest Rate Environment
Here’s a look at strategies that Canadians might consider to optimize their portfolios and make the most of a low-interest-rate environment.
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Manage your debt effectively
Being able to manage your debt can be challenging, but it’s essential for financial well-being. Effective debt management can help you reduce interest costs, avoid default, and keep your credit score healthy. Whether you’re dealing with credit card balances, student loans, a mortgage, or other forms of debt, there are strategies to manage and pay…
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Understanding the Registered Disability Savings Plan (RDSP)
This article provides an overview of the RDSP, including its eligibility requirements, benefits, contribution rules, and strategies for maximizing its benefits.
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Air Canada Pilots Announce Strike, Disrupting Travel Plans for Thousands
The strike has already led to the cancellation of hundreds of flights, leaving travelers stranded and scrambling to make alternative arrangements.
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Are GICs a good investment right now?
GICs are a good idea if you are looking for guaranteed returns. But be aware of draw backs.
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The difference between a Charge Card and a Credit Card
Let’s take a look at the differences between charge cards and credit cards in Canada.
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What you need to know about Student Debt
New graduates in Canada struggle to find jobs in their fields, often resorting to low-wage work, exacerbated by the pandemic and high inflation. With student debt at alarming levels, debt burdens delay significant life milestones. Proposed solutions include canceling debts and implementing a wealth tax to fund public education, promoting equitable access.
