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The best high-interest savings accounts in Canada for 2023 + MORE Jun 26th
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’Tis the season for tax-loss selling in Canada + MORE Dec 11th
With 2023’s year-end fast approaching, late December is a critical period for Canadian investors and their money managers. Now that we’re in the fourth quarter, this is the time to take inventory of your investments—and specifically taxable non-registered investment accounts—with an eye to m.... More »
You may be able to claim these commonly overlooked medical expenses on your tax return + MORE Feb 27th
Whether you do your own taxes or enlist professional help, you want to avoid leaving money on the proverbial table. Yet, a number of medical expenses are commonly overlooked by taxpayers when filing their tax returns.
Medical expenses may be eligible for a federal non-refundable tax credit on your t.... More »
House rich: How to access the equity in your home + MORE Nov 21st
With the national average home price up a record 18.5% in August 2020 compared to the same time last year, more Canadians than ever have a significant portion of their wealth tied up in their homes.
Who are these “house rich” homeowners? They range widely—from retirees on a fixed income, to ba.... More »
Student Money Guide: How to pay for school and have a life—for both students and parents + MORE Jun 12th
There’s more to college and university than the classes. Navigating the costs that come with a post-secondary program is just as much a learning experience as Psych 101—for both students and their parent(s) and/or guardian(s). And with that in mind, this comprehensive guide includes articles for.... More »
When do things go on sale? What to buy and when
– moneysense.ca
New Year. New budget. And new list of wants and needs.I’m not sure if you do this, but every year I re-visit the list of what to buy when. It’s that evergreen list of items to buy based on sales cycles. It’s a habit I picked up from my mom, long before the Internet became the essential tool for the savvy shopper.
Years ago, OK, decades ago, when my mom had to plan the family budget based on one-salary, she would strategize about when to buy the essentials and, from the savings, figure out what and when to buy the items on our desire list. I have to say: She rarely, if ever, bought something on her own desire list, but that’s for another day.
Now that I’m a mom myself, I find myself imitating my ma only with the aid of technology.
So, with a New Year and a new family budget, here’s my When To Buy for the Home/Family list:
January:
Air conditioners. OK. If you can find an A/C unit in your local hardward store, then you’ll probably get a great deal. Chances are, though, there won’t be any left…
We’ll find out in the spring budget whether the Harper government will double the Tax Free Savings Account limit. The odds are good.Top 10 Reasons to Abolish the Corporate Income Tax
– online.wsj.com
Tax complexity disappears, the obsession with after-tax profit vanishes and stock prices climb even higher.
We’ll find out in the spring budget whether the Harper government will double the Tax Free Savings Account limit. The odds are good.Earn, Save, Be Merry!
– ratesupermarket.ca
Happy holidays! We at RateSupermarket.ca hope you’re having a safe and festive season!
Now that the gifts are unwrapped and the family fed, your waistband likely feels fuller than your bank account – and unlike Rudolph’s nose, no one wants a red credit card statement. Need to get your savings back on track? Check out our rankings below for the best savings, chequing and GIC accounts in Canada.
In Savings: Money Lessons Learned from Classic Holiday Movies
Snuggling up to watch classic holiday movies is a must during the Christmas season – but did you know your seasonal faves offer financial lessons, along with all the heartwarming family fare?
Check out our favourite festive money moments.
Read Andrew’s Blog | Money Lessons Learned from Classic Holiday Movies
In Personal Finance: Top Tips for Boxing Day Shopping
Black Friday might be gaining popularity, but Boxing Day is still the top shopping day in Canada. Planning to hit the malls? Here’s what you need to know to shop smart for retailer discounts – and how to find the real deals…
Now that the gifts are unwrapped and the family fed, your waistband likely feels fuller than your bank account – and unlike Rudolph’s nose, no one wants a red credit card statement. Need to get your savings back on track? Check out our rankings below for the best savings, chequing and GIC accounts in Canada.
In Savings: Money Lessons Learned from Classic Holiday Movies
Snuggling up to watch classic holiday movies is a must during the Christmas season – but did you know your seasonal faves offer financial lessons, along with all the heartwarming family fare?
Check out our favourite festive money moments.
Read Andrew’s Blog | Money Lessons Learned from Classic Holiday Movies
In Personal Finance: Top Tips for Boxing Day Shopping
Black Friday might be gaining popularity, but Boxing Day is still the top shopping day in Canada. Planning to hit the malls? Here’s what you need to know to shop smart for retailer discounts – and how to find the real deals…
