RRSP vs TFSA. Which is better for you?
The great debate: TFSA vs RRSP With the RRSP contribution deadline just around the corner, it’s important to know about all your savings options. Today we break down which savings…
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5 Quick Tips for RRSP Season
For most people, a Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) is that thing you’re putting money into to save for retirement. And you’re right, it is. But beyond that, many people’s…
5 tips to make the most of your TFSA
A tax-free savings account (TFSA) is like a bottle of red wine – it gets better with age. Compound interest and yearly contribution allowances enhance its benefits with time. Not…
Top 10 Ways to Grow Your RRSP
Saving for retirement might seem straightforward on paper, but truthfully, there’s an art to building your “RRSP empire.” In fact, many Canadians still struggle to understand registered retirement savings plans and how…
All about TFSAs and when they’re worth it
What is a TFSA? At its core, a TFSA is a savings account—a savings account where you never have to pay taxes. But it’s regulated by the federal government, not…
Pay Yourself First: the benefits of automatic savings.
Regular savings are an important part of financial health, whether you’re building up an emergency fund or saving for a comfortable retirement. Unfortunately, it’s not always easy to put aside…
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Managing Your Money
Making complicated money matters easier.
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Why and when you should open a High Interest Savings Account.
While saving your money and investing your money may seem like you must choose one or the other, some accounts give you both the security of saving and the growth…
Everything you need to know about the First Home Savings Account.
The First Home Savings Account (FHSA) is a new registered account you can use to save tax-free towards the purchase of your first home. In this article, we’ll break down…
How regular advice sessions keep you on track, even in irregular circumstances.
With grocery and gas prices on the rise, many Canadians are wondering how to stay on track. Here’s the good news: your advisors are on standby to help. Whether you’re…
Grow Your Money
Tips to help you make the most of your investments.
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What is an accumulation strategy?
An accumulation plan offers investors a way to afford their long-term financial goals, like retirement, through saving and investing. In essence, it’s a path to building the value of your…
WEBINAR | Maximizing your retirement investments.
So you’ve been investing for a while now, have started working toward your financial goals one by one, and are in what financial experts call your prime-saving years. An important…
Sequence of return risk.
There are ways to successfully invest for retirement, but the path to financial security is not without risk. From unpredictable market performance to inflation concerns, knowing exactly how long your…
Working at Coast
All about working at Coast Capital Savings.
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Diltaj Kaur, Financial Planner CFP|CIM
To get to know Diltaj a bit better, we recently sat down and asked her a few questions. If you are interested in booking an appointment with Diltaj, please email…
Employee Spotlight: Jaya Virk
To get to know Jaya a bit better, we recently sat down and asked her a few questions. If you are interested in booking an appointment with Jaya, please email…
2024 National Disability Employment Awareness Month | Week 4
October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month, a chance to increase awareness and advance equal opportunities for people with disabilities. In Canada, one in five or 3.2 million workers experience…
Small Business Centre
Tips and articles to help your small business thrive.
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Choosing the right business insurance for your small business
Protecting your business is one of the most important parts of operating one. No matter what stage your business is at, making sure that you have the right kind of…
WEBINAR | How to manage your money when you’re starting a business
According to the most recent nation-wide survey, small businesses make up 68.6% of Canada’s economy and employ 8.4 million people. That’s almost eight times the amount of people employed by…
Sign of optimism for business owners following Bank of Canada announcement.
The Bank of Canada has once again raised its overnight interest rate, this time by 0.5%. And while that can make borrowing somewhat more expensive in the short term, the…
The Art of the Side Hustle
Tips for how to become your own boss.
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The gig worker savings plan.
The gig economy is no longer just for side hustlers. It’s become an important aspect of work life for many people. Gig workers—defined as those who participate in short-term contracts…
Bookkeeping secrets for the gig economy
Bookkeeping secrets for the gig economy Managing your own books can send shivers down the spines of even the bravest of freelancers. Whether you’re spearheading your own startup, consulting on…
How to promote your side hustle like a full-fledged business
Side hustles are here to stay. According to Statistics Canada, the number of Canadian gig workers jumped by 70 percent between 2005 and 2016—that’s an increase of 1 million to 1.7 million…
Career Corner
Explore articles for those starting or transitioning their careers.
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5 ways to successfully reenter the workforce
In today’s transitioning job market, it’s becoming increasingly more common for people to take a break from full-time work. The reasons could be vast and varied: the need to care…
A job-seeker’s guide to networking in a virtual world
Living through a pandemic is tough enough. But for Canadians who have lost their jobs, social distancing makes it even harder to connect with past colleagues or other contacts, especially…
Life after CERB: What happens when benefits end?
The Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) has been a lifesaver for many cash-strapped Canadians since COVID-19 forced widespread layoffs and business closures, providing $2,000 per month to more than 8.5…
Joining Finances with a Partner
Find out if, when and how you should combine finances with your partner.
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Advice from Kaya Marriott | What to discuss with your partner before joining finances.
Kaya Marriott is a Canadian content creator, who got her start as a Natural Hair Blogger back in 2016 when she launched comfygirlwithcurls.com. As time went on, her brand has…
WEBINAR | How to combine finances with your partner.
So, you’re taking your relationship to the next level. Congratulations! This is an exciting time for you, full of hope for the future and opportunities for growth and change. You…
Ultimate Guide | How to combine finances with your partner.
We get it. Talking about money with your partner can feel weird. But we promise it’s easier than it seems. And what’s more? Once you start the conversation, you’ll soon…
Managing Money With a Baby on the Way
Learn how to budget and save to reach your growing family's financial goals.
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How do Registered Education Savings Plans (RESPs) work?
Natasha Mills is a devoted mother to an incredible new set of boy-girl twins named Mila and Liam, along with her amazing five-year-old son, Hudson. With a bachelor’s degree in…
How to navigate money management as a single parent.
Natassia Valli takes great pride in being a dedicated mother to her two adorable boys, Qaayam (fondly known as Q) and Areez (lovingly referred to as Ari). Together, they reside…
WEBINAR | How to manage money with a baby on the way
Making the decision to expand your family is exciting! But as you know, it requires some planning. And for that–we can help. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the…
