Genymoney.ca: Make the Most of your Money
Is critical illness insurance worth it in Canada? 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 you suddenly develop some slurred speech, some trouble walking, and numbness and difficulty …
If you’re looking for a new brokerage, or you’re starting to DIY invest, you may have heard of a number of online brokerages available. I thought I would share a comparison of Questrade and Scotia iTrade. We use Scotia iTrade as a joint investment account …
When I bought my first home with my now ex-boyfriend we got a huge mid six figure mortgage. I was wondering… do I need mortgage insurance? The mortgage broker at the bank highly encouraged us to sign up for mortgage insurance when we got our …
Canadian healthcare is universal however, there are areas where MSP doesn’t cover you- like dentist, optometrist, or massage therapist visits. Prior to my husband coming onto my extended health benefits plan, I think he went for a teeth cleaning every 3 years. That’s okay, his …
The portfolio has recovered from April lows and is going on an upward trajectory again. Again, year to date increase is more than I made in my day job. Compounding is nice, but it takes many years of waiting and discipline which people don’t have …
Are you expecting or do you have a newborn already? Looking for a financial checklist for new parents in Canada? Look no further, here’s the ultimate financial checklist for new parents- a step-by-step guide on what to cover financially when your little one arrives. Congratulations …
Life insurance is a way to protect your family (dependents) in the event of your death, but for some, they consider it a way to invest. This is particularly for the case of universal life insurance in Canada. Could life insurance in Canada be a …
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