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Half of Canadians plan to make cutbacks this holiday season, says new PayPal Canada survey Nov 17th
A new survey finds that while most Canadians are anxious about holiday season spending, a large number polled admitted they are too embarrassed to ask for financial help..... More »
How to buy bitcoin in Canada (and find out where, too) Sep 25th
Canadian investors interested in buying bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have two main options: crypto ETFs and buying crypto directly. Let’s look at both options.
Buying bitcoin through an ETF
An ETF (exchange-traded fund) is a “basket” of securities (groupings of individual stocks, o.... More »
Can you help your kids financially without compromising your retirement? + MORE Jul 8th
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I’m 58 years old. I will retire in five to seven years. My RRSP, TFSA, defined benefit pension plan and a house are my financial properties. I plan to leave some of my wealth to my two children. How do I go about doing that and still retain my financial independence and dignity?
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How it works: Capital gains tax on the sale of a property + MORE May 3rd
Capital gains. Even the mention of these two words together can immediately conjure myths about owing the government 50% of the money earned from selling a home. But, like most rumours, it’s only half true—for now. You may have also heard that Budget 2024, the Canadian federal government introdu.... More »
Stock news for investors: Q4 results from Manulife, Sun Life, Air Canada, and more Feb 13th
Here’s a round-up of news for Canadian investors this week.
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The Toronto Real Estate Board as of today must release sold prices and other real estate data to its members and allow them to make it public.
Premarket: Shares shrug as Trump fires off tariffs on $200-billion of Chinese goods – The Globe and Mail
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The Globe and MailPremarket: Shares shrug as Trump fires off tariffs on $200-billion of Chinese goodsThe Globe and MailWho's afraid of the big bad trade war? Not world stock markets it seems. The response to U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to go ahead next week with collecting 10 percent tariffs on another $200 billion of Chinese goods, ratcheting up to 25 …5 ways Trump's tariffs on $200B in China goods could be feltNational PostChina says it will retaliate against new Trump tariffs, escalating trade feudGlobalnews.caUS imposes new tariffs on $200bn of Chinese goodsBBC NewsNew York Times -Reuters -CTV News -Bloombergall 2,553 news articles »
