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09/26/2022

Asher quadding EVERYTHING

01/14/2022

2022 TFSA contribution room stays the same at $6,000.

11/30/2019

Very true!! 😊

Buying new cars is like taking $40,000 and setting it on fire.

10/10/2019

Wow, I thought it was bad but this is eye-opening!

The Fraser Institute’s annual Canadian Consumer Tax Index calculated that the average Canadian household paid nearly $40,000 in taxes last year, versus $32,000 on clothing, food and shelter

07/23/2019

Something to think about and apparently plan for...

This writer is discovering the realities of more 'couple time'

05/28/2019

Good point, but hanging on to a loser forever is not a good thing either.

Let your investments compound — checking daily will lead to a lot of trading, says Jared Dillian.

02/25/2019

Don't rely on CPP to cover all retirement expenses. "Government of Canada numbers show the average CPP retirement pension is $8,077 per year. Meanwhile, the basic annual OAS payment is $7,040 and Stats Can’s Survey of Household Spending, conducted in 2016, says average yearly household expenditures – including income tax – total $62,183."

Reading Time: 2 minutesEveryone wants to retire one day. So, back in 1966, Canada’s government stepped in by helping to create a national pension system to supplement Old Age Security (OAS) – the Canada Pension Plan (CPP). CPP was different. Unlike OAS, which is universal, CPP is only available ...

01/08/2019

Excellent article. It explains well that there's not just one answer for everyone.

For ideas on how to reduce anxiety levels, Rob Carrick consulted a group of financial planners, investment advisers and personal finance experts

12/12/2018

Great news about the TFSA limit!

Jamie Golombek: TFSAs have been extremely popular among millions of Canadians and for good reason. Here’s a rundown of some of their benefits

12/01/2018

No longer contributing to an RSP and lots of deductible expenses this year? Check with your accountant how much additional funds you can deregister before year end without tax consequences. Don't let those deductions go to waste!!

03/17/2018

Good one!! 😁

Wall Street Journal investing columnist Jason Zweig guides investors down Wall Street in his new book, ‘The Devil’s Financial Dictionary.’

11/20/2017

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