No. 1765Crypto Marketing in Canada: What You Can and Cannot SayI saw an ad saying there’s no risk in trading bitcoin. How can they say that?—Abbas That’s an important question. Cryptocurrency firms often use bold, flashy marketing to…
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No. 1765Crypto Marketing in Canada: What You Can and Cannot SayI saw an ad saying there’s no risk in trading bitcoin. How can they say that?—Abbas That’s an important question. Cryptocurrency firms often use bold, flashy marketing to…
No. 1766Do Investors Pay Withholding Tax on U.S. ETFs?Will buying a Canadian-domiciled U.S. index ETF result in U.S. withholding tax on dividend income like a U.S.-domiciled ETF or U.S. stock paying a dividend?—Neil Withholding tax on…
No. 17676 Money Moves to Protect Your Holiday Budget Before a RecessionWith inflation and rising interest rates eroding Canadians’ purchasing power, many experts expect economic activity to slow. A recession—mild or otherwise—wouldn’t be the ideal way to start the…
No. 1768Market Roundup: Week Ending December 11, 2022This week, Cut the Crap Investing founder Dale Roberts reviews major financial headlines and provides context for Canadian investors. The Bank of Canada hikes the rate by 0.50%…
No. 1769Beneficiary vs Estate: How to Handle Registered InvestmentsShould I name beneficiaries on my investment accounts or leave them to my estate?—Catherine Named beneficiaries vs the estate — which is better? Thanks for your question, Catherine.…
No. 1770Mortgage Down Payment Calculator: Estimate Your DepositIf you plan to buy a property, you probably already know you’ll need a down payment. This is the portion of the purchase price you pay up front…
No. 1771How to Plan Your Retirement in 5 to 10 YearsI am a divorced, empty nester and a registered nurse trying to plan the next five to ten years before retirement. I am 55 years old and will…
No. 1772New vs Used Car: Which Should You Buy?If you’re shopping for a car, you probably already have an idea of the body style you want—sedan, hatchback, crossover, SUV or pickup—as well as possible makes, models…
No. 17732022 Canada Tax Brackets: Income Thresholds by ProvinceWe all pay taxes, yet many of us rarely check which federal and provincial tax brackets apply to our income. Understanding those brackets matters: it helps you estimate…
No. 1774Should You Claim CPP and OAS While Still Working in Your 60s?Ask MoneySense I have lived in Canada for 24 years and I’m 65 years old now. I am still working at a company making a $78,000 salary. Since…
No. 1775Market Roundup: Dec 4, 2022 — What to Watch This WeekThis week, Cut the Crap Investing founder, Dale Roberts, reviews the week’s financial headlines and explains what they mean for Canadian investors. What a week—the wrap It felt…
No. 1776New Year Spending Habits to Save MoneyMoney-wise, this past year has been tough for many Canadians. The start of a new year is an ideal time to rethink spending habits and adopt strategies that…
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