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Is critical illness insurance worth it in Canada? This post may contain affiliate links. Please see genymoney.ca’s disclaimer for more information. One day you’re heading to work with the usual 9-5 grind and picking up your child from after school care, and the next day …
Invest in a TFSA… that’s the best way to use the TFSA. It’s been over 10 years since the TFSA was introduced in 2009, and there are plenty of Canadians who still think that the TFSA is a savings account. I have stepped up on …
There are many different ways that people will calculate their net worth. Some people might include their vintage coin collection in their net worth, or they may include their car’s purchase price (and not factor in depreciation). Whatever personal variable way their calculate their net …
You may have probably heard that you can earn up to $60,000 in Canadian dividend income, completely tax free if you don’t have any other sources of income in certain provinces, for example, here in British Columbia. Amazing isn’t it? However not all dividend income …
How to get rich in Canada? What does being rich even mean? Well, to me, it means at least a million dollars in income producing assets, not just net worth. A million dollars with a 3.5% average dividend yield will give you $35,000 passive income …
I had a Costco membership many years back and let it lapse. Then there was a Costco membership deal and I jointed the club again. We’ve been Costco members since we became a family of four, which was a few years ago now. Amidst trying …
So you want to delve into the world of DIY investing but you don’t really know where to start. You want expert advice, so you watch BNN, and you listen to advisors top picks. You watch Jim Cramer and click “BUY” after he tells you …