No. 1585Why Wills and Estate Planning Matter for CanadiansIn Canada, estate planning is sometimes thought of as a formal, complicated process only for the wealthy. In reality, it’s a practical and important task for people of…
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No. 1585Why Wills and Estate Planning Matter for CanadiansIn Canada, estate planning is sometimes thought of as a formal, complicated process only for the wealthy. In reality, it’s a practical and important task for people of…
No. 1586How the PERMA Model Can Improve Canadians’ Spending HabitsIn a world obsessed with saving money (which is important), I propose we also focus on how we spend it. Rather than treating saving and spending as opposites,…
No. 1587Market Outlook: Week of June 18, 2023Kyle Prevost, editor of Million Dollar Journey and founder of the Canadian Financial Summit, summarizes this week’s financial headlines and explains what they mean for Canadian investors. The…
No. 1588Should Canadian Investors Buy Utility Stocks Now?What should Canadian investors be buying right now? The answer may surprise some: utilities. In a market marked by persistent volatility and a steady stream of negative headlines,…
No. 15892022 Canadian Income Tax Guide: Deadlines, Filing & DeductionsIt’s been an eventful year for personal finance: rising interest rates, volatile markets and shifting government programs all affected Canadians in 2022. With tax season approaching, this MoneySense…
No. 1590Spousal RRSP at 71: Convert to RRIF or WithdrawAsk MoneySense My question is in regards to a spousal RRSP that I have set up for my wife years ago. When she turns 71, do we have…
No. 1591Tax Deductions for Rental Property RenovationsAsk MoneySense I’m trying to figure out whether I can claim renovation-related expenses — including property taxes, insurance, interest, utilities and rental loss — for an investment property…
No. 1592Should You Pay Off Your Mortgage or Invest the Money?Ask MoneySense My husband and I are struggling with the classic “do we pay down the mortgage or do we make minimum payments and put all of our…
No. 1593Mortgage Calculators: Payments, Affordability and RefinanceOwning a home can be a powerful way to build wealth, but it also carries ongoing costs: mortgage payments, property taxes, insurance, utilities and maintenance all add up.…
No. 1594Are Your Deposits in Canadian Banks and Credit Unions Insured?Ask MoneySense We live in Ontario, and with recent banking issues in the U.S. we’re worried about our savings and investments. Our money is split among three banks,…
No. 1595How Moving Into Your Rental Property Can Lower Your TaxesAsk MoneySense I have a house I was renting in the past and now want to move into as my primary residence. Is there a length of time…
No. 1596How Married Couples Should Claim Joint Account Capital LossesWe have two joint non-registered accounts set up, one for me and one for my wife. I’ve been tracking adjusted cost bases and combined we have about a…
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