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Single mom Adelaide has $22,000 in line-of-credit debt — here’s how she learned to dig her way out + MORE May 28th
If she cannot chip away at her line of credit, says financial expert Jason Heath, it is going to hold Adelaide back from financial freedom in the future..... More »
Instant Brands, maker of Instant Pot and Pyrex cookware, files for bankruptcy - CBC News Jun 13th
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The best TFSAs in Canada for 2023 Aug 25th
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Should you claim the principal residence exemption on a property you bought your child? May 16th
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I bought a condo in 2006 in another province for my daughter to live in. It’s registered in my name. I also have a house in another province. I am planning to sell the condo my daughter lives in very soon. Can I claim capital gain exemption in the condo she lived in all these ye.... More »
Is semi-retirement stressful? You bet—here’s what to do about it + MORE Jul 26th
One of my semi-retirement philosophies is that reducing stress can sometimes be more important than maximizing revenue. Assuming you’re self-employed in semi-retirement, as I am, you may find yourself juggling multiple clients and conflicting demands on your limited time and energy.
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There are certain rules of thumb to finding a retirement magic number, but retirement planning needs to be personalized, say financial experts.This Marketing Pro Increased Their Salary by $100K by Moving From Sports to Start-Ups
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Want to make more money at work? Of course you do. For our series The Top Up, Canadians across different industries tell us exactly how much they earn—and how they navigated every raise, promotion and job change to get it. Each month, a different executive shares their journey and their best advice for how you can better negotiate your salary, too. This month, a Toronto-based marketing director who works at a real estate start-up tells CB how they used networking and industry hopping to land a higher salary and better job.
Want to help lift the veil on salaries in your industry? Email us at editor@canadianbusiness.com to share your story anonymously with our readers.
Current job title: Marketing directorIndustry: TechLocation: Toronto
First full-time job salary: $30,000 in 2012 as a marketing coordinator for a software development company
Before I graduated from Queen’s with a bachelor of commerce in 2012, I had a four-month paid marketing coordinator internship with a software development company where I copy edited, researched competitors, built slide decks and reviewed RFPs…
