No. 373Inheritance Tax Halved Their Estate — What Can Be Done?Ask MoneySense I recently read this article where accountants suggested there were strategies to reduce the tax bill but declined to give specifics. Could you write about what…
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No. 373Inheritance Tax Halved Their Estate — What Can Be Done?Ask MoneySense I recently read this article where accountants suggested there were strategies to reduce the tax bill but declined to give specifics. Could you write about what…
No. 374Build Confidence in Your Finances: 7 Steps to Take ControlI’ve never been a fan of polls and surveys. It’s not that I distrust their intent or the insights they try to reveal, but in a country of…
No. 375What’s Driving Inflation: Tariffs, Spending, or Gas Prices?MPs returned to the House of Commons earlier this month to confront a familiar challenge—rising prices—but the drivers behind inflation today have shifted. Many Canadians are still coping…
No. 376BlackBerry Q2 Profit Up, Air Canada Cuts Guidance After StrikeHere’s a round-up of news for Canadian investors this week. BlackBerry Ltd. Air Canada Featured RRSP Accounts featuredEQ BankBuild your retirement savings with 1.50% interest, tax-deferred contributions and…
No. 377Stock Splits: More Shares, Not More WealthTo many novice investors, a stock split can look like a sudden windfall: the number of shares they own increases and the per-share price falls, giving the impression…
No. 378FINTRAC levies record $20M penalty against KuCoin operatorCanada’s anti-money laundering agency has issued its largest-ever penalty to the operator of the KuCoin cryptocurrency exchange. On July 28, Fintrac imposed a fine of $19,552,000 on Peken…
No. 379Nvidia and Intel Strike USD 5B Deal to Shape AI FutureNvidia, the world’s leading chipmaker, announced on Thursday that it will invest $5 billion in Intel and begin a strategic collaboration with the struggling semiconductor company. Nvidia plans…
No. 380Pet Insurance in Canada: Is It Worth It?When money is tight, it’s reasonable to ask whether pet insurance is a necessary expense. For some pet owners, a policy provides valuable financial protection; for others, building…
No. 381Pet Insurance Explained: Do You Really Need It?Did you know about 60% of Canadian households own a pet, yet only a small fraction of those animals are protected by pet insurance? If you’ve hesitated to…
No. 382Canada Pension Plan Death Benefit: Who Qualifies & HowAsk MoneySense Your recent article is the first time I have seen reference to a CPP death benefit of $2,500. Can you explain it, please? —Sam The Canada…
No. 383Canadians Cut Back on Dining Out as Budgets TightenRestaurants across Canada are feeling the strain as consumers cut back on dining out and rising operating costs squeeze margins, according to a new industry report. The study…
No. 384Keep Kids Safe Online: Practical Steps to Prevent HarmYou may think your accounts are secure behind strong passwords, but criminals increasingly target the weakest link in a household’s digital defenses: children. Fraudsters befriend kids online, gather…
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