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What it’s like to work with a financial advisor Apr 5th
If you’re like many Canadians, you’re probably weighing working with a financial advisor. Maybe you’ve just gotten married, started a business, expanded your family or come into an inheritance, or you’re planning your financial future as you approach retirement.
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Rising rates are good news for near-retirees seeking longevity insurance + MORE Jun 29th
For years, low interest rates have been a boon to borrowers but a curse to older investors wanting low-risk interest income options. Now, after a decade of minuscule rates, interest rates are starting to inch back up again: another 0.5% as of June 1st. That’s good for GIC investors (guaranteed inv.... More »
As a Young Adult, These Are The Top 3 Financial Lessons I Learned in 2018 Jan 3rd
Growing up, I thought I always had a knack for being financially responsible. My parents constantly lectured me about the importance of spending within my means and saving from a young age, so I would be careful not to spend too much while out with friends, and would throw a few dollars in my savin.... More »
A Fresh Financial Start + MORE Apr 25th
It’s been a week of change for your finances, from new savings options announced in the government’s budget to a wave of price reductions for auto insurance customers. Will your piggy bank come out on top? Read on to see how these updates will affect your bottom line.
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Canada’s Best Travel Credit Cards 2019 + MORE Mar 4th
With a good travel credit card, travel suddenly becomes affordable. And it helps if you sign up for the right travel credit card—one that doesn’t just focus on points, but also has perks like companion flights, amazing insurance coverage and flexibility with transferring points between cards.
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TV ads urge credit card use for even small purchases
– thestar.com
Visa Canada wants you to use your credit card for small purchases, while Desjardins gives insurance discounts based on your driving patterns.
Would you give up a little of your privacy if it meant you could save money on your car insurance premiums? That’s the proposition from two Canadian insurance companies that have adopted something known as vehicle telematics.Ottawa’s unemployment rate dipped slightly in May as new jobs in finance, insurance, business and building services helped to buoy the local economy, Statistics Canada reported Friday. The agency said the unemployment rate in Ottawa dropped to 6.1 per cent, down from 6.2 per cent in March and 6.3 per cent in February.
6 Financial Goals to Discuss With Your Financial Advisor
– ratesupermarket.ca
Why should you hire a financial advisor? The main reason isn’t just to make you rich (though that would be nice!). A good financial advisor actually offers you a complete picture of your overall financial situation, and can help you create a plan for your future that is fiscally sound.
In crafting a strategy for your money, expect to talk about all aspects of your life. Here are some factors that will be a part of your smart financial goals planning and strategy:
Setting Up Your Savings Toolbox
Planning for your future is not just about saving for retirement. An advisor will make sure you are saving for your senior years through a registered retirement savings plan (RRSP) and possibly a tax-free savings account (TFSA). However, they should also help you set up an emergency fund, deal with paying off your mortgage, plan for renovations and save for your children’s future. Part of a future financial plan also includes insurance. Your advisor may talk about life, disability and other insurance plans that will ensure that you’re not at risk of losing your savings because of something unexpected…
Common Life Insurance Mistakes to Avoid
– life-insurance-quotes.ca
Avoid these common life insurance mistakes that can result in denied claims and applications. Always be forthright when applying and use these tips to navigate the “life insurance” waters.
