Understanding your relationship with money and how you use it is the first step.
Personal Finance
Convictions of Cash Money
Any thoughts, ideas or discussion surrounding money needs to be thought of in the context of emotions.
Financial Literacy
A positive cash flow asset creates cash flow every month.
How Tax Brackets Work
In Canada, the more you make, the more income tax you pay.
Choosing The Right Tax Accountant
Advice on choosing a tax accountant to help with Canadian Taxes. It’s your money, you deserve to understand. Communication is key.
RRSP Tax Deduction
Canadians can hold two different kinds of investment accounts from the tax perspective.
RRSP FAQ
It potentially helps your tax situation.
Couples’ Cohabitating Considerations
Happy Valentine’s Day! Considering moving in with that special someone? Congratulations! Discussing and agreeing on the details of your new love merger can make the process a lot easier. Where do you want to live? Will you rent or buy? Whose turn is it to do laundry (and other responsibilities)? Are you ready to take Continue reading
Personal Taxes FAQ – 2020 COVID Edition
2020 Personal Tax FAQs *Plan ahead for tax-filing season. To avoid delays and to reduce your potential exposure to COVID-19, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) encourages you to sign up for direct deposit, and file online as early as February 22, 2021.* GENERAL Do I need to file a tax return? If you are a Continue reading
Canadian Personal taxes
Tax breaks you can no longer claim: Tuition. Students in Saskatchewan, Ontario and New Brunswick can no longer claim a provincial tax credit for their tuition expenses, noted Warren Orlans at TurboTax. The federal tuition tax credit, however, is still alive and well. Students over the age of 16 who are enrolled in post-secondary level courses Continue reading