What expenses can you deduct for a second property in Canada?
Purchasing a second piece of real estate has its costs, but what expenses can be deducted and claimed for...
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Can a LIRA be transferred to an RRSP with no contribution room in Ontario?
Moving money from a LIRA or LIF to an RRSP or RRIF can have benefits. Here’s what to consider...
The real cost of going back to the office
After working from home during the pandemic, many Canadians are being called back to the office. Here’s how much...
Bear markets: What’s a long-term investor supposed to do right now?
As we continue our way out of the pandemic, with inflation and dramatic market fluctuations, what is a long-term...
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I owe money on my taxes. What can I do?
Tax season is over! If you owe money to the government, take a big breath. You have options.
Can young people afford to live in the city anymore?
Here’s what to know before deciding to move to a big city—and strategies to afford it, if you end...
Am I required to divide my pension with my ex?
Here’s what to know about dividing your pension with your spouse during a divorce.
What’s the real value of a robo-advisor?
With inflation, war and COVID, what are your options if you’re wanting a bit more from a robo-advisor? Do...
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How financial advisors can help at different life stages
Whether you’re a newlywed or looking forward to retirement, a financial advisor can help you plan for a healthy...