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Category: Planning

Being Financially Ready for Baby

a few tips to be financially ready for baby

affordable childcare benefit, Canada Child Benefit, mat leave in Canada, maternity leave, maternity leave budgeting, saving for baby

Financial Planning Before Buying a Home

How to avoid being under water when buying a home.

buying a condo, buying a home, canadian personal finance, closing costs, equifax, fhsa, mortgage, mortgage broker, personal finance, personal finance blog, real estate vancouver, transunion

Financial Planning for Your Child’s College Education

Financing post-secondary education has become a costly endeavor for most students and their families. But thankfully, with good financial planning, it doesn’t have to be.

personal finances, personal finance, personal finance blog, canadian personal finance, money

End-of-Life Financial Planning

It may seem crazy but when you die, there are still paperwork and matters associated with your death that need to be taken care of.

advance medical directive, dying intestate, end-of-life planning, financial planning, power of attorney, will and testament

Determining When to Take CPP

An overview on how to determine when to take CPP

Canada Pension Plan, CPP, government benefits, money, retirement, retirement basics, Retirement Canada

$ 2 000 RRSP Overcontribution Explained

The $ 2 000 RRSP overcontribution explained

money, retirement planning, retirement planning canada, RRSP, RRSP overcontribution

RRSP Withdrawals: What You Need to Know

What you need to know if you withdraw money from your RRSP.

HBP, home-buyer plan, lifelong learner plan, LLP, money, RRSP withdrawal, tax on RRSP withdrawal, withdrawing from RRSP

4 Ways To Save Money Everyday 

Four tips for making saving money a part of your daily life

budgeting, money, saving money, savings

Tips to Save on Groceries

A few tips to keep your grocery bill in check

groceries, grocery shopping, saving on groceries

What’s a Saving Rate and Why It Matters

There are few elements of a financial plan more important than your savings rate.

budgeting, investing, investments, money, saving, saving rate

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