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More gen-Z Canadians regularly investing than other generations: TD survey.
Younger Canadians, priced out of the housing market while entering their careers, are building wealth through means other than real estate.
Serah Louis
Nov 14, 20243 min read
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Saving for different life stages.
From school debt, to marriage, kids and retirement, each life stage has its own specific financial goals.
Renee Sylvestre Williams
Jul 3, 20244 min read
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Slow uptake for FHSAs among advisors leads to missed opportunity to connect with the next generation.
Some people opening first home savings accounts are happy renting and using the accounts as an additional retirement savings vehicle.
Kelsey Rolfe
May 6, 20243 min read
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FHSA's first year successful, but more awareness needed.
Financial experts believe that with a stronger awareness campaign, even more individuals could reap the benefits of this program.
Ben Cousins
Apr 1, 20242 min read
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How (and where) to find the best GIC rates.
High interest rates have made GICs an attractive investment option – but the big banks may not be the best place to find the best returns.
Ben Cousins
Oct 18, 20232 min read
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Can you survive on Canada’s government pension alone in retirement?
What to do if CPP and OAS will make up most of your retirement income.
Renee Sylvestre Williams
Jul 19, 20235 min read
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Own Property? Here’s What You Need to Know About Filing Your Taxes This Year.
Here are some considerations for primary and income property owners to keep in mind when filing taxes.
Zakiya Kassam
Apr 7, 20232 min read
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Why ‘risk aware’ is a better term for women investors than ‘risk averse’
For women, the solution is not throwing caution to the wind and chasing windfalls or investing in the next hot thing.
Kira Vermond
Oct 25, 20223 min read
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Why the ‘culture of now’ is making it difficult for Canadians to save for retirement.
There is a creeping belief that any savings deficits today can be easily made up for tomorrow by essentially gambling on a high-risk asset.
Barbara Balfour
Mar 16, 20222 min read
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Some households are saving money while isolating at home. What should they do with it?
If you’re in good shape, tackle your debt. By paying off debt, you’re earning an immediate rate of return – 20% in the case of a credit card
Anna Sharratt
Apr 13, 20201 min read
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Should millennials invest or deal with their debt?
If you’re going to wait 30 years before you even start saving, you’re missing out on a lot of potential investment growth.
Neil Jonatan
Oct 4, 20191 min read
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