No. 1873September 4 Market Update: Key Moves and OutlookKyle Prevost, editor of Million Dollar Journey and founder of the Canadian Financial Summit, summarizes the week’s top financial headlines and offers context for Canadian investors. Profit margins…
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Page 157No. 1873September 4 Market Update: Key Moves and OutlookKyle Prevost, editor of Million Dollar Journey and founder of the Canadian Financial Summit, summarizes the week’s top financial headlines and offers context for Canadian investors. Profit margins…
No. 1874Advice Renée Sylvestre-Williams Wishes She Had in Her 20sRenée Sylvestre-Williams is a freelance journalist whose byline often appears on MoneySense. She writes about personal finance with a lifestyle perspective, making complex topics like investing, taxes and…
No. 1875Buyer Backs Out of a Real Estate Deal: What Happens Next?When a buyer tries to back out of a real estate transaction, the courts typically favor the seller, says Ron Butler, an experienced mortgage broker and co‑founder of…
No. 1876Spousal Loans in Canada: How to Invest and RepayDuring my working years I transferred non-registered investment shares to my wife (a stay-at-home mother) using a spousal loan. At the time of each transfer I reported the…
No. 1877Stock Market Rally: Are Recent Gains Sustainable?Is the investment climate shifting toward a more positive outlook? My short answer: very likely. Recent market behavior and central bank signals suggest the worst may already be…
No. 1878Market Snapshot: What to Watch Week of August 28Kyle Prevost, editor of Million Dollar Journey and founder of the Canadian Financial Summit, presents this week’s financial headlines and context for Canadian investors. Banking on stability and…
No. 1879Delaying CPP and OAS to 70: How Much More Will You Get?One long-standing strategy in retirement planning is to increase government pension income by delaying benefits. In Canada, deferring entitlement can raise payments from both the Canada Pension Plan…
No. 1880Must You Split Your Inheritance Equally Between Your Children?A will expresses your intentions for how your assets should be distributed after you die. However, wills can be challenged in court, and judges may vary or overturn…
No. 1881Market Outlook: What to Watch the Week of August 21Kyle Prevost, editor of Million Dollar Journey and founder of the Canadian Financial Summit, reviews key financial headlines and explains what they mean for Canadian investors. U.S. retailers:…
No. 18825 Compelling Reasons to Buy Life Insurance NowIf you’re working to improve your financial picture, you likely think of paying down debt, building an emergency fund, investing in a tax-free savings account (TFSA) or a…
No. 1883Should You Use a Line of Credit to Pay Off Credit Card Debt?I’m currently paying off some credit card debt and was wondering if I could apply for a line of credit to consolidate my debt at a lower interest…
No. 18845 Practical Ways to Pay Off Credit Card DebtDealing with credit card debt usually requires a practical, multi-step approach. Below are several effective strategies for earning more, cutting spending and saving money—plus one option some Canadians…
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