Most of us aren’t so lucky that we acquire a financial windfall very often. Any unexpected amount of money you get presents a bevy of opportunities. Often, our instinct is to take a piece of that unexpected financial bonus and use it towards an item we’ve been wanting. There’s nothing wrong with feeling that way,…
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Learning how to file taxes can seem complex, but it’s not as difficult as you may think. With questions about when taxes are due, how much to pay, or if you need to file taxes, there’s a lot to remember and do. Read on for helpful tips on how to file taxes in 2022. When…
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The disability tax credit (DTC) is a tax credit to help lessen the tax burden of those with a disability and their supporting person. In this article, we’ll look at who is eligible for the DTC and what happens after you send in Form T2201, among other things. What is the disability tax credit? The…
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Money-based resolutions are the third most popular type, yet only 19% of Canadians keep their resolutions for the entire year. Achieving financial success looks different depending on your goals. One person might want to wipe out credit card debt. Another person makes building their savings account their priority. Still, another person might want to build…
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Wracking up holiday debt is easy. We know that. According to a recent survey from savings destination RetailMeNot.ca, the average Canadian spent almost $1000 this past holiday season on food, drink, travel and gifts. Another survey by PC Financial finds 77 percent agree the holiday season tends to be more expensive than planned. If you…
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Let’s be honest: it’s hard to save money when the holiday season hits. However, we’re swiftly running out of disposable cash. But the pressures of the holidays have you wanting to spend on your friends and family. At the same time, it’s unwise to run up credit cards in this case. Throw in a white…
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Having to spend Christmas in debt can be emotionally trying. There are a few occasions in our lives where much of our financial responsibility gets thrown out the window. Babies are probably number one, but weddings, vacations, and Christmas (or Hanukkah) are close behind. December holds the time of year where many replace their penchant to save…
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Service Canada offers employment insurance benefits to Canadians who lose their working income. This financial relief is available for those Canadians who meet the list of requirements. The following article is up-to-date and goes over the recent Employment Insurance (EI) program reform and what that means for applicants. What Do These Benefits Offer? The Government of…
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Canada’s economic recovery is still mid-process. Coronavirus numbers are up and down all over the map. Many Canadians need financial help to navigate this pandemic. The restrictions on daily life still exist. COVID-19 sickness and isolation can affect your financial health. The Canadian government offers support during these tough times. The CRSB is one of…
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Canadians are seeking financial freedom and continuing to struggle. COVID came when personal debt was already at an all-time high. Shockingly, insolvencies went down over 25 percent during the first year of COVID. The stimulus is behind us now, and many are facing financial struggles once more. It’s scary, unfamiliar territory for many! However, help is…
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