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Plan for retirement with a TFSA or an RRSP
RRSPs and TFSAs are both good ways for Canadians to save for retirement -- but which one is better depends on your situation. Here are five questions to ask yourself.
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Save on income tax by deducting moving expenses
Moving for a job, for business or for school? You may be able to pay less income tax by claiming the costs of the move on your tax return. Here's what to look for.
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Corporate bonds and government bonds for safe investments
Your investment portfolio shouldn't be all stocks and real estate. When you're looking for safe investments to work into your investment strategy, consider government bonds and corporate bonds for higher diversity, lower risk and better overall earnings.
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Buying a new (or used) car
How to match your budget with the latest features when buying a new automobile.
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Save cash by vacationing at home
Call it a staycation, daycation or simply a few days off -- you'll save money, time and hassle by vacationing in your home town or province, plus see the place you live in a whole new light.
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3 strategies for successful debt management
Paying off debt starts with being organized -- and knowing how much you really owe. Follow these steps to take control of your debt and make a move toward financial freedom.
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10 ways to save money on gas
Worried about the high cost of gas? Try these 10 tricks that will save you money at the pump.
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6 things to know about creating a will
All Canadians should have a will and name powers of attorney and guardians for dependents, whether their assets are $200 or $2 million. Here's what you need to know.
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4 tricks to save money when you're unemployed
When you lose your job, staying on top of finances is more important than ever. Save and earn money while you look for work with these smart strategies.
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5 surprising facts about the Toronto Stock Exchange
The TSX is Canada's biggest stock market -- if you're investing in Canadian mutual funds or ETFs, your money is probably there. But how much do you know about it?
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How to teach children to avoid debt
Want to help your children out with the cost of education without hurting your own finances? Teach them how to save and value money -- and avoid debt in the first place.
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Save money on your air-conditioning
Don't wait till summer to pay attention to the air conditioner. Follow these 10 tips all year round to save energy and money.
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13 tricks to save money while conserving water at home
Household water use costs money -- and the dollar value is just going to go up. Find out tips to conserving water in your home and save money at the same time.
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5 things you need to know about retirement funds and RRIFs
Ready to plan for retirement and withdraw income from your RRSPs -- or turning 71? You'll need to convert to a registered retirement income fund (RRIF). Here are five things you need to know about retirement funds that will make your transition smoother.
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6 ways to take advantage of tax benefits and save money when you're married
Married and common-law couples in Canada are privy to a number of income-tax benefits. Here are six to look into to help you save money.
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Financial strategies tailored to you
Get recommendations based on your needs, whether you're in your 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s or beyond.
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5 changes you must make to your portfolio as you age
Follow these steps to ensure the balance in your investment portfolio is a fit for your stage in life.
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15 smart ways to save on groceries
Put your food bill on a diet without going hungry. Get the skinny on how to save on groceries with these helpful dos and don'ts.
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5 things you need to know about mutual funds
Find out how mutual funds work and learn about the differences between mutual funds and ETFs.
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Good debt or bad debt: Do you know the difference?
Sometimes going into debt can result in future gains but other times, it can spiral out of control and work against you. Find out how to tell good debt from bad.
