Some Key Points From The BC Budget

Some Key Points From The BC Budget

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The BC government has announced a balanced budget for the third consecutive year. They released a document and below are some key points from the BC budget: Read more

RRSP or TFSA What's Right For You?

RRSP or TFSA: What’s Right For You?

To be or not to be, TFSA or RRSP, these are the questions that face us all. There is sometimes confusion when i speak to people about what is the best option for their retirement savings. Read more

10 Money Mistakes Most 20‑Somethings Make

10 Money Mistakes Most 20‑Somethings Make

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Being in your 20’s is a great time in your life. You’ve reached adulthood and the freedoms that come from not having to abide by your parents rules (If you don’t live at home). This does also introduce to a whole bunch of new things that in many cases your not equipped with experience to handle them properly. Money when not managed correctly in the short time can cause you problems for years to come. This list is about the common mistakes made by people in their 20’s in the hope that it helps a few of you not to make the same mistakes as the people before you.
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American expats in Canada who sell their house might face IRS taxes

American expats in Canada who sell their house might face IRS taxes

Americans residing in Canada may not realize the extent to which the U.S. government’s tax-filing rules for non-resident citizens hit home. Read more

Canadian real estate market outlook 2015

Canadian real estate market outlook 2015

Buy a house. Don’t buy a house. Soft landing. Crash landing. As we start the new year, the question on everyone’s mind is: What can we expect from Canada’s housing market? Read more

2015 Tax Increases in British Columbia

2015 Tax Increases in British Columbia

The 2015 is well under way and that brings with it some tax news that you may not want to hear. Below is a look at what it will cost to live in B.C. this year. Read more

Tax tips to start 2015 off right: Canada

Tax tips to start 2015 off right: Canada

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Well, we’ve come to the end of another year and time is running out for those looking to really optimize their tax options. If you’re reading this and the date on your computer still says 2014 then there is just enough time to take action to maximize our wealth. Below are some good options written by Jonathan Chevreau of MoneySense
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Canadian Financial News - Saving For A Down Payment

End Of Year Tax-loss selling

Original post by John Heinzl – Investment Reporter at the The Globe and Mail. Tax-loss selling: If you’re dumping your dogs, read this first

The holiday season is fast approaching and people’s thoughts are naturally turning to friends, family … and that other cherished year-end tradition: tax-loss selling.

What is tax-loss selling, in what circumstances should you do it, and what are some potential traps to watch out for? That’s the subject of today’s column. Read more