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How to apply for tax relief, an investor's best friend, how to find extra cash and what to do when you're facing multiple job offers.
• With the downturn in the economy, the number of Canadians with tax debts is sure to grow. Fortunately, the Income Tax Act allows taxpayers to apply for relief from penalty and interest charges. Retire happy blog explains.
• Pop quiz: What’s an investor’s best friend? (Hint: It’s not a diversified portfolio).
• Everyone could use a little extra cash. Bargaineering suggest six ways to boost your income.
• If you’re fortunate enough to find yourself choosing between multiple job offers, you’ve got a tough decision to make. Yourmoney.ca offers a list of questions you should ask yourself before making your choice.
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