The Olympics are a spectacle to behold; there’s nothing quite like watching world-class athletes complete physical feats us mere mortals could only dream of attempting. One particularly exciting event, in this writer’s opinion, is the hurdles. … Read More
Personal Finance
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I’ll admit it, spending is fun. Whether it be on some new gadget or eating at the newest restaurant, parting with your hard earned cash can be quite rewarding. How you manage your day-to-day expenses is … Read More
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You’ve probably heard lots in the news about the stock market. Stocks go up, stocks go down. Fortunes are made and lost. There’s excitement and drama, and the potential to win big. But you probably haven’t … Read More
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More than nine million Canadians have already filed their tax returns, according to recent statistics from the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA). As of April 2, the average refund amount per tax return was $1,620. While many people … Read More
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Shannon Lee Simmons’ office is basically a confessional. After thousands of conservations with clients over the last decade, the Toronto-based certified financial planner and founder of The New School of Finance found a commonality: Everyone, no matter their … Read More
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When looking for a new job, many people focus on their salary. How much you’ll make is easy to understand since it’s a defined number, but it doesn’t always make sense to look at just your … Read More
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The world has gone almost completely digital: We order our meals with a few clicks and they’re delivered right to our door, we communicate increasingly online, and banking can be done right from our phones. And … Read More
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The world of investments has been an exciting place over the last few years, primarily due to one thing – robo-advisors. Robo-advisors use low-cost ETFs, leading edge technology, and sophisticated computer investment models to offer Canadians … Read More
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This article is sponsored by TurboTax. The thoughts and opinions are my own. Let’s face it, “tax time” might very well be the most anxiety inducing phrase in the English language — but it doesn’t need … Read More
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We’ve all seen scenes like the image above on the news. An improperly cleaned lint trap leads to a home going up in smoke. Or perhaps it’s an unattended candle or old wiring. A small, seemingly … Read More