No. 1285Cost of Caring for Aging Parents in Canada and Relief OptionsDid you know roughly 1.8 million Canadians are now “sandwiched” between multiple caregiving responsibilities, balancing the needs of their children with those of aging parents? That shift in…
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No. 1285Cost of Caring for Aging Parents in Canada and Relief OptionsDid you know roughly 1.8 million Canadians are now “sandwiched” between multiple caregiving responsibilities, balancing the needs of their children with those of aging parents? That shift in…
No. 1286Canada Grocery Inflation: Spring 2024 Report and TrendsGrocery inflation in Canada is expected to fall below 2% by spring 2024 and remain roughly between 1% and 2% for the rest of the year, according to…
No. 1287Key Takeaways from the CAPP Meeting for Canadian Oil InvestorsThe price of oil has risen steadily through the year, yet the conversation at Canada’s largest oil and gas conference remained centered on spending discipline and capital returns.…
No. 1288What to Post on Social Media After a LayoffYou’ve been asked to meet with your manager and a human resources representative during a period of uncertainty at work. The situation smells like a layoff. In past…
No. 12892023 Income Tax Credits, Deadlines and Filing DatesBookmark this updated MoneySense guide to personal income taxes for 2023. We will continue to revise it as new information and deadlines emerge. Our coverage includes expert answers…
No. 1290How to Amend a Previously Filed Tax ReturnAsk MoneySense I have non-registered investment management fees from 2021 and 2022 that were not claimed on my returns for those years. Can they be deducted on my…
No. 1291Market Insights: Week of April 7, 2024Kyle Prevost, creator of 4 Steps to a Worry-Free Retirement, Canada’s DIY retirement planning course, shares financial headlines and provides context for Canadian investors. Are we in the…
No. 1292Hardship Withdrawal Exceptions and Boosting Retirement IncomeAsk MoneySense I am in B.C., Canada. I moved my LIRA into a LIF two years ago. I have taken the maximum annual withdrawals for each year. I…
No. 1293Ms. Money and Math: Separating Smart Financial Advice From BadMath is taught in school, but personal finance rarely is. Michelle Robertson, founder of Ms. Money and Math, combined her strong accounting background with a personal journey from…
No. 1294Should You Buy Life Insurance to Cover Estate Taxes?Ask MoneySense I’m of retirement age and have some soft and hard assets, which—if redeemed, sold or when I pass away—will incur capital gains. My children will have…
No. 1295Is Canada Facing a Recession in 2024?Canada appears likely to avoid a recession despite persistent headwinds from elevated interest rates, according to Deloitte Canada’s economic outlook. The firm highlighted several concerning trends that continue…
No. 1296Federal Plan to Count Rent Payments Toward Credit ScoresThe federal government’s move to encourage rent payments being counted toward credit scores has been welcomed by companies that already offer rent-reporting services, while tenant advocates and charities…
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