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Ways to give money to grandchildren who have maxed out their RESPs

Ways to give money to grandchildren who have maxed out their RESPs

Ways to give money to grandchildren who have maxed out their RESPs
How cryptocurrencies work and  what investors need to know

How cryptocurrencies work and what investors need to know

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Tax-saving ideas for retired couples in Canada

Tax-saving ideas for retired couples in Canada

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How should Ramona invest a critical illness insurance payout of $300,000?

How should Ramona invest a critical illness insurance payout of $300,000?

How should Ramona invest a critical illness insurance payout of $300,000?
Should you buy a house during a recession? The pros and cons of making a home purchase in shaky economic times

Should you buy a house during a recession? The pros and cons of making a home purchase in shaky economic times

While prices and buyer competition have declined — offering the perfect opportunity for purchasers ready to enter the market — it’s brought on by Canadian consumer confidence taking a hit, with economists warning of a modest recession given the current trade uncertainty with the U.S.
Bank of Canada holds interest rate at 2.75% again as 'uncertainty remains high'

Bank of Canada holds interest rate at 2.75% again as 'uncertainty remains high'

Bank of Canada holds interest rate at 2.75% again as 'uncertainty remains high'
The true cost of owning a dog - It's Your Money

The true cost of owning a dog - It's Your Money

Adopting a dog from a local shelter in Canada typically costs between $300 and $600. This usually includes vaccinations, spaying or neutering and a basic health check. If you’re getting a dog from a breeder, expect to pay anywhere from $1,000 to over $3,000, depending on the breed.
Balancing home-buying dreams with financial realities

Balancing home-buying dreams with financial realities

One of the first thing Rampersad does when she works with a client looking to purchase their first home is help them register a First Home Savings Account (FHSA), which allows clients to reduce their taxation on their first home purchase.
More than half of Canadians expect to care for aging parents, but most are not prepared

More than half of Canadians expect to care for aging parents, but most are not prepared

More than half of Canadians expect to care for aging parents, but most are not prepared. The costs of caregiving – such as day-to-day expenses, healthcare, long-term care, in-home care, and home upkeep - can add significant burden to finances with most poll participants reporting at least $5,800 in out of pocket expenses annually, but as much as $25,000 for some.
7 essential wellness trends reshaping life in your 30s

7 essential wellness trends reshaping life in your 30s

✨Discover the 7 wellness trends reshaping life for 30-somethings, from personalized nutrition approaches to environmental health optimization.
All the lessons we've learned from Professor Tim Spector on optimising your health and wellbeing

All the lessons we've learned from Professor Tim Spector on optimising your health and wellbeing

All the lessons we've learned from Professor Tim Spector on optimising your health and wellbeing
Walking At This Pace 'Significantly' Boosted Weight Loss In Women Over 50, Per Study

Walking At This Pace 'Significantly' Boosted Weight Loss In Women Over 50, Per Study

Scientists theorized that walking at faster speeds could leave you breathless, which makes your body more likely to use blood sugar (a.k.a. glucose) for energy. At slower speeds, you may be more likely to burn fat instead.
Beneficiaries: beware of what can go wrong if someone with a TFSA dies

Beneficiaries: beware of what can go wrong if someone with a TFSA dies

Beneficiaries: beware of what can go wrong if someone with a TFSA dies
The Right Way to Make Data-Driven Decisions

The Right Way to Make Data-Driven Decisions

An interesting read and great perspective. What are your thoughts?

The Right Way to Make Data-Driven Decisions

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