No. 121Switching Jobs? How It Affects Your TaxesLanding a new job or being laid off can change more than your day-to-day routine—these transitions can also affect your taxes for the year. Whether it’s a welcome…
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No. 121Switching Jobs? How It Affects Your TaxesLanding a new job or being laid off can change more than your day-to-day routine—these transitions can also affect your taxes for the year. Whether it’s a welcome…
No. 122More Canadians Rely on Tax Refunds, Survey ShowsWhat people plan to do with their tax refund offers a small but telling snapshot of the broader economy. EQ Bank’s recent survey on how Canadians are approaching…
No. 123How to Plan Your Estate When You Have No AssetsAsk MoneySense Hello Allan. I’ve been reading your advice in Moneysense, the Financial Post, and other outlets for some time. My accountant can’t answer this: is there any…
No. 124How Retirees Can Protect Assets During the Iran CrisisCynics have labeled America’s strike on Iran “Operation Epstein Fury,” suggesting the operation—originally called Operation Epic Fury by the Trump administration—served in part to divert attention from the…
No. 125Swap Homes, Not Money: Travel the World Through Home ExchangeImagine traveling the world and staying in comfortable, well-equipped homes without paying for hotels. Home swapping lets you live like a local, make genuine connections with hosts, and…
No. 1262025 Tax Return Changes You Need to Know — Due April 2026The tax changes affecting the 2025 Canadian personal income tax year are limited. A delayed federal budget reduced the number of new measures introduced for 2025, leaving most…
No. 127Why You Can’t Get Ahead: The Real Reason Isn’t Streaming“It’s the economy, stupid.” That famous line from James Carville in 1992 still rings true today—especially for Canadians. Ipsos polling from 2025 shows 23% of Canadians name inflation…
No. 128Avoid These Pitfalls When Investing in Sector ETFsDespite a growing body of evidence that most investors are best served by low-cost, broadly diversified index funds, some prefer a more hands-on approach to their portfolios. That…
No. 129Retirement Planning in Canada: Are You Really Ready?Despite their best intentions, many Canadians are not financially prepared for retirement. Rising living costs, increasing household debt, inadequate personal savings, and a lack of deliberate planning all…
No. 130What the Bank of Canada Rate Decision on March 18, 2026 MeansHome buyers hoping for a spring drop in interest rates will be disappointed: the Bank of Canada has chosen to keep its benchmark policy rate unchanged in its…
No. 131Lululemon, Couche-Tard and Power Corp Stocks DivergeHere’s a round-up of news for Canadian investors this week. Lululemon Alimentation Couche-Tard Power Corp. of Canada Featured RRSP Accounts featured EQ Bank Build your retirement savings with…
No. 132Cut Fuel Costs by Driving Smoothly and Using Loyalty CardsIt’s easy to feel powerless as the price at the pump keeps climbing. Since the United States and Israel launched their war with Iran nearly three weeks ago,…
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