It’s a good idea to save money on Halloween candy if you plan on participating at all this year. Halloween has become big business in Canada, but job losses due to COVID-19 may stifle the traditional celebration methods. What was once a holiday exclusively for kids has now reached into offices, adult costume parties, and…
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If you have to file self-employed taxes this year, you may be confused with how they differ from personal taxes. Income tax season is already complicated enough. Not only do you have to file your tax return, but you must also submit the tax return for your business. Filing taxes for both may feel overwhelming,…
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Take steps to understand what your credit score means, what a high credit score enables you to do, and what a low credit score prevents you from doing.
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If you’re getting your life back on track and want to get a loan, sometimes history can bite you. Here’s how to go about getting a loan with a bad history.
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If you live in the province of Quebec, you most likely celebrate National Patriots’ Day. The annual holiday falls on the Monday before May 25th. It is a statutory holiday that many Canadians outside of Quebec may not be aware of. National Patriots’ Day coincides with the Victoria Day holiday that is observed in the…
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Digital shopping is great for convenience, but for those who tend to shop too much, Apple Card can be a dangerous tool in the palm of their hand. Here is what we know about Apple Card, digital wallets and the dangers of over shopping.
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Buying a car is an expensive proposition. You want to do your research and make sure the vehicle you’re purchasing is best for your needs. The decisions don’t stop there, though. Once you’ve chosen the car that best suits your lifestyle and budget, you must decide how you’re going to pay for it. There are…
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If you want to learn about the best budgeting apps available, now is a perfect time. Canada is moving towards an increasingly cashless society. Eighty-five percent of Canadians don’t pay with cash regularly. While there are many benefits to a cashless society – safety, convenience and reward points, restraint of spending isn’t one of them….
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Face it, when it comes to debt, no matter how big or small, it can be a major source of anxiety for Canadians. Paying debt off is a priority for most people but many worry about how they will do it. According to the most recent MNP Consumer Debt Index, Canadians are increasingly worried about…
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We all know the cost of getting married is expensive. But have you stopped to think about how the cost of breaking up can be even more? Many couples don’t consider the financial consequences when they call it quits on their marriage. Without a doubt, you should never stay with someone just to save money,…
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