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Tag: Personal Finance
Building and preserving your wealth
Wealth management expertise cannot be overstated
Get ready for the “Great Retirement“
233,000 Canadians retired in 2020, and 307,000 retired over the last year
Why can’t Canada also address student debt?
America is taking a tentative step to help students. Canada needs to do the same
New or enhanced tax credits up for grabs for Canadians
For surrogacy, first-time home buyers, and renovation expenses for multigenerational households
How to reduce the risk of phishing attacks
October is Cyber Security Awareness Month. But don’t wait until then to incorporate security measures
Each Canadian owes $56,000 in government debt
Fifty-six thousand dollars. That’s the average amount each Canadian will owe in provincial and federal government debt by the end of the year. Much of this debt will likely be shovelled onto the backs of Canadians’ kids and grandkids. As columnist Chris Nelson warns, “we are no longer being bribed with our own money. We’re… Continue reading Each Canadian owes $56,000 in government debt
You are what you focus on
Sometimes the biggest upgrade needed to help you see what’s possible is to ruthlessly shift what you’re focusing on most
Are you still borrowing from the Bank of Dad?
And putting your parents’ future financial security at risk?
Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act must be updated to serve Canadians better
We need clear standards that ensure the accuracy of credit report information