No. 217Should You Put Your Severance Pay Into a Corporation to Cut Taxes?I was packaged out 6 months ago or so, got a big severance and continue to get a salary continuance for a while. My buddy said, “you should…
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No. 217Should You Put Your Severance Pay Into a Corporation to Cut Taxes?I was packaged out 6 months ago or so, got a big severance and continue to get a salary continuance for a while. My buddy said, “you should…
No. 218Strengthen Financial Resilience: Move From Flight to FightInsolvency firm MNP’s latest Consumer Debt Index indicates many Canadians are bracing for a difficult 2026, with 71% expecting the cost of living to worsen. While some people…
No. 219Why Canadian Investors Should Avoid Master Limited PartnershipsMany Canadian investors still screen potential investments by dividend yield. When they look beyond Canadian stocks, they can be drawn to parts of the U.S. market that appear…
No. 220Groupe Dynamite Posts Strong Q4, Revises 2025 OutlookWeekly roundup for Canadian investors Groupe Dynamite Lululemon Kinross Gold Featured RRSP Accounts featuredEQ BankA simple RRSP option offering competitive interest, tax-deferred growth and no monthly fees.go to…
No. 221New Year Credit Card Deals: What They Promise and Hidden RisksJanuary is a season for fresh starts, yet many Canadians begin the year weighed down by overspending from the prior months. Lenders know this and often ramp up…
No. 222Save on Travel by Buying Someone Else’s Vacation — Buyer BewareLooking for a $541 flight to Delhi, an $872 five-night stay at a luxury resort in Spain, or a $4,100 11-day Caribbean cruise? Canadians hunting for deals on…
No. 223Moving Back Home to Save Money: Smart Planning TipsThe math is stark: even sharing a rental and stacking side gigs often won’t get you to a down payment any faster than you expect. Unless you drastically…
No. 224Bitcoin 2026 Outlook: How Trump, Oil and AI Will Move PricesWelcome to the Canadian Crypto Observer. Financial journalist and author Aditya Nain provides concise market analysis to help Canadian investors understand developments in the cryptocurrency space. The year…
No. 225Are Your Credit Card Interest Rates Too High?U.S. President Donald Trump’s proposal to cap credit card interest rates at 10% for one year has renewed debate in Canada over whether similar measures should be adopted.…
No. 226Teach Kids Money Skills Using Their First PhoneThe conversation around smartphone use among children and teenagers is shifting. In recent years there has been a stronger push to limit screen time for tweens and teens.…
No. 227How Shareholder Loans Are Taxed and ReportedAn incorporated owner-manager can find themselves either owing money to their corporation or being owed money by it. Both situations have tax consequences under Canadian tax rules. This…
No. 228Save More in 2026: Smart Ways to Cut Costs on a Tight BudgetSaving more in 2026 is a common New Year’s resolution, but with tight budgets and rising prices for groceries and everyday essentials, it can feel out of reach.…
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