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This would not be a Canadian personal finance blog without the analysis of which one is better to invest in first, the TFSA vs RRSP. RRSP vs TFSA In this post, I will define the RRSP and the TFSA and talk about which one …
Happy Valentine’s Day! Valentine’s Day is a ‘holiday’ full of unspoken expectations. According to Fortune.com US Consumers spent about $18.2 billion on Valentine’s Day in 2017. These are often unspoken expectations that your partner /girlfriend/boyfriend will buy you flowers, chocolates, take you out for a …
I signed up for the CIBC Dividend Platinum Visa. Here’s my CIBC Dividend Platinum Visa Card Review. As mentioned in previous posts, I have become a bit of a 10% cash back card addict. I recently picked up the Tangerine Money Back credit card for …
The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) allows you to deduct expenses for the business use of your home, if it is your main place of business or if you use the space to earn your business income. Here’s how to claim business use of home expenses …
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We all had a rocky January to start off the year with the S&P500 crashing down to levels that make investors nervous. As with other times, having some cash available to deploy helps make this less nerve wracking, and focusing on dividend income growth rather …
I was an expert on how to save money on a low income. For the last six months of my maternity leave, I was on parental/ maternity leave and receiving $987 every two weeks, or a grand total of $1974 after taxes per month. Although …
Read more14 Ways to Save Money on a Low Income (on Maternity Leave)
I’ve been using Checkout 51 for almost 4 years and it’s my favourite cash back app in Canada. It’s considered the Ibotta for Canada, pretty much. Here’s my Checkout 51 review. In this review, I’ll go over: What Checkout 51 is How Checkout 51 works …