No. 1513Retirement Withholding Tax: How It Affects Your IncomeAsk MoneySense I retired last year at age 66. I’m single with no dependents. I discovered my pension was only withholding 5% tax at source, so I asked…
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No. 1513Retirement Withholding Tax: How It Affects Your IncomeAsk MoneySense I retired last year at age 66. I’m single with no dependents. I discovered my pension was only withholding 5% tax at source, so I asked…
No. 1514How Many ETFs Can a Canadian Investor Own?In Canada, younger investors today are more aware than earlier generations of the power of compounding returns in the stock market—especially with inflation near multi-decade highs. Yet newcomers…
No. 1515FHSA for First-Time Homebuyers: Save for a Down PaymentNo matter your age or stage of life, buying your first home is a major milestone. Many Canadians dream of it and work toward it for years, and…
No. 1516Market Recap and Outlook for Week of September 10, 2023Kyle Prevost, editor of Million Dollar Journey and founder of the Canadian Financial Summit, shares financial headlines and provides context for Canadian investors. Borrowers relieved as interest rate…
No. 1517Multigenerational Home Renovation Tax Credit: Are You Eligible?Thinking about asking an older parent to move in with you? If that means renovating your home to create a separate living space, you might qualify for a…
No. 1518Personal Finance Advice from Two Leading Money ExpertsWhen a financial journalist teams up with a certified planner, the conversation inevitably turns to money—and sometimes that conversation turns into a book. That’s exactly what happened when…
No. 1519Are Vanguard Canada ETFs and Other Funds a Smart Investment?Ask MoneySense I’ve heard good things about Vanguard investment accounts in the U.S., owing to the low cost of the investment. Is there a Canadian equivalent and is…
No. 1520How to Pay Off Student Loans Faster: Proven StrategiesPursuing post-secondary education can open doors to better career opportunities, but it often comes with the burden of student loans. On average, Canadians take about 10 years to…
No. 1521Pay Off Debt While Saving for Retirement: Smart StrategiesAsk MoneySense We are a blended family. My husband, 50, owns a rental property with a $330,000 variable-rate mortgage and receives $3,400 a month in rent, which covers…
No. 1522How Much Will It Cost to Raise a Child in Canada in 2026?Deciding to expand your family is one of the most consequential choices you can make. Parenthood affects your finances, daily routines and long-term plans. In 2011, MoneySense published…
No. 1523Ontario Car Insurance Costs for New DriversIf you’ve just earned your driver’s licence in Ontario, congratulations — and be prepared for the reality of car insurance costs. Many people assume teen drivers always face…
No. 1524When Inflation-Linked Bonds Can’t Beat High InflationAsk MoneySense I don’t quite understand how inflation indexed funds works. I thought during high inflation periods of time, like 2022, the fund should have performed well, but…
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