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Joe Canavan on what it takes to build lasting wealth + MORE May 7th
Joe Canavan is a Canadian venture capitalist and Principal of Canavan Capital, recently named Angel of the Year by the National Angel Capital Organization. He was an early backer in companies like Wealthsimple, KOHO, and Borrowell, and scaled Fidelity Investment Canada’s assets from $60 million to.... More »
How to fund accessible home renovations in Canada + MORE Jul 5th
My house, as I told my insurance broker recently, is the Canadian housing equivalent of ancient. Built in the 1910s in Saskatoon, this house has many foibles. To hang pictures, I have to use wood screws lest regular nails bounce off of the layers and layers of paint. My basement is a little more tha.... More »
Ontario lifts tuition freeze, unveils OSAP reforms as it boosts university and college funding. Here's what it will mean for schools and students Feb 12th
Ontario is overhauling OSAP, so that financial aid will be mainly loans with far fewer non-repayable grants..... More »
What is the Saskatchewan Pension Plan? May 12th
The Saskatchewan Pension Plan (SPP) was introduced in 1986 and was originally intended to help part-time workers, the self-employed, or others without access to a pension to save for retirement. Over time, it has evolved and become more appealing to both individuals and businesses.
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The best high-interest savings accounts in Canada for 2026 + MORE May 11th
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B.C. assessments: Numbers reflect stable real estate market in Greater Victoria – Times Colonist
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B.C. assessments: Numbers reflect stable real estate market in Greater Victoria Times ColonistChip Wilson’s $73.4M mansion once again tops the list of B.C.’s highest valued homes CBC2026 Lower Mainland property assessments fall as housing market cools Business in Vancouver2 properties outside Vancouver crack the list for 10 most expensive in B.C. Today in BCHow much is your home worth? The new B.C. assessments are now online Vancouver Sun
How often should you check in on your finances?
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New year, new financial goals. That’s how many of us begin each January, only to see progress falter as the weeks go on. One way to combat that problem is to create regular check-ins for yourself to stay on track. The Canadian Press spoke to experts to help build out a list of financial tasks on a monthly, quarterly and annual schedule to make sure you are sticking with your plan.
What to check monthly
Budgeting should happen consistently and frequently, said Jason Heath, an advice-only financial planner at Objective Financial Partners. “If you really want to get into the weeds on what you’re spending money on, trying to find ways to spend less, that should be a very frequent exercise,” he said, suggesting people do it monthly—or, if they’re new to budgeting, weekly.
Heath said budgeting is especially important for those who have difficulty paying off their credit card on time or hitting their financial goals. Keeping a frequent check could help you see spending patterns and allow for changes to stay on course…
