No. 181Outdated Financial Advice You Should Ignore NowBuying a starter home, living on a single income and staying with the same employer for 40 years—those patterns defined older generations, but they no longer reflect the…
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No. 181Outdated Financial Advice You Should Ignore NowBuying a starter home, living on a single income and staying with the same employer for 40 years—those patterns defined older generations, but they no longer reflect the…
No. 182How to Unwind a Spousal Loan Without Tax PenaltiesA spousal loan is a legitimate tax planning tool that lets a higher-income spouse lend money to a lower-income spouse so investment income—interest, dividends and capital gains—is taxed…
No. 183Compare Canada’s Robo-Advisors for 2026The name may sound technical, but robo-advisors fill an important middle ground between do-it-yourself investing and working with a live financial advisor. They are much less expensive than…
No. 184Recover from Holiday Debt and Rebuild Your BudgetAfter the holidays end, many Canadians face what’s commonly called a “holiday debt hangover.” It’s the uneasy feeling that arrives in January when celebrations are over but credit…
No. 185Canadians Fear Tougher Retirement, Ready to Help Adult ChildrenCanadians are entering this year’s RRSP season with a noticeably cautious outlook. According to BMO’s recent Retirement Survey, roughly two-thirds of respondents believe saving and investing for retirement…
No. 186Skip Chocolates: How Couples Build Financial IntimacyMoney is a topic many of us were raised to avoid. Yet financial decisions influence major life choices—from whether to have children or buy a home to when…
No. 187Unexpected Windfall in Canada: What Income Is Taxable?Maybe you hit a hot streak at the blackjack table last year and walked away with an unexpected pile of cash. Or perhaps a relative passed away and…
No. 188Canadian Stocks Weekly: Dividend Hikes and EarningsWeekly roundup for Canadian investors Suncor ATS CGI Thomson Reuters BCE Canada Goose Featured RRSP Accounts featuredEQ BankBuild your retirement savings with 1.50% interest, tax-deferred contributions and zero…
No. 189How to Break Up When You Can’t Afford to LeaveLiving under the same roof as an ex after a breakup is a difficult and emotionally charged situation. For many Canadians facing tight budgets, moving out immediately isn’t…
No. 190Pension Cuts for Canadians: How to Secure Your RetirementA new report finds that fewer than half of non-retired Canadians currently have a workplace pension plan. IG Wealth Management’s annual retirement study reveals a generational shift in…
No. 191How to File Taxes After a Loved One DiesWhen you are handling the tax affairs of someone who has died, there are specific steps to take to notify the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA), establish formal representation,…
No. 192Boost Your Personal Loan Approval OddsIf you’re applying for a personal loan in Canada, you’re likely doing so because your finances need support—whether that’s from high-interest credit card debt, an unexpected bill, or…
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