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How has COVID-19 affected Canadian taxpayers (so far)?
Filing your taxes in 2021 might seem like eons away given the current COVID-19 crisis. But remember, a side-effect of this global pandemic is going to be your 2020 tax…
5 banking transactions you can do from the comfort of your home
We love helping our members any way we can, but during COVID-19, your well-being is our top priority and we want to do everything we can to keep you and…
What to do with your tax refund
A refund is basically free money, right? Once you receive your tax return, your knee-jerk reaction may be to spend it on a new spring wardrobe or hop on a…
Enjoy filing your taxes with these 5 tips
Ok, maybe enjoy isn’t the right word. Filing your taxes isn’t usually on the top of peoples’ list of favourite activities. But with our advice, you breeze through tax season…
Tips for making your last minute RRSP contribution
You can make contributions to your RRSP all year long–but in order for them to count towards your 2022 tax return and lower your overall taxable income for last year:…
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…
All about GICs (term deposits)
What exactly is a GIC, and how does it work? We’ve put together a guide to understanding all things GIC – that includes how they play into your financial plan…
Creative ways to save money this holiday season
The best way to avoid spending any money in December is by turning down every invite, staying at home, and shutting the blinds. We say bah humbug to that. But…
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