Category: Financial Education
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What is Corporate tax?
Read more »: What is Corporate tax?Corporate tax, or the corporate income tax, is a tax that is levied on profits or incomes generated by businesses or corporations. Corporate taxes can be levied on income produced from the business activities and income produced on property such as investments. The government imposes a direct income tax on companies’ earnings, usually based on…
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How Can Termination of Employment Affect Your Group RRSP?
Read more »: How Can Termination of Employment Affect Your Group RRSP?From losing employer matching to understanding transfer and withdrawal options, this article helps Canadians navigate their RRSPs post-employment—and why now might be the perfect time to take back control of your retirement strategy.
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How will the economy of Canada impact your registered accounts?
Read more »: How will the economy of Canada impact your registered accounts?Economic downturns can shake more than just the stock market — they can derail your retirement plans. RRSPs, while popular, are often exposed to market volatility and come with penalties for early withdrawals. Many Canadians have learned the hard way that traditional savings strategies can be inflexible when real-life emergencies strike. Rethinking where and how…
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Why you don’t need a professional certification in financial services
Read more »: Why you don’t need a professional certification in financial servicesMany Canadians believe credentials are required to make sound financial decisions, but experience, communication, and a proven track record often matter more.
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Planning Your Financial independence
Read more »: Planning Your Financial independenceTo achieve financial independence, you have to plan your financial course with care. It is not an easy task since there are no one-size-fits-all formulas that you can follow because the variables keep changing. However, there are actionable steps you can take.
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What should every Canadian Know about Your Will?
Read more »: What should every Canadian Know about Your Will?Do you want to control the allocation of your property even after your death? Well, a will is an excellent way of achieving this. Creating a will is not a walk in the park. There are several things that every Canadian should know about a will. First and foremost, it’s essential to understand that your…
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Debt management: Budgets, Options, Consolidation, Creditors
Read more »: Debt management: Budgets, Options, Consolidation, CreditorsDebt management is a process typically spearheaded by a financial counselor who helps individuals who find themselves spiraling in debt, particularly unsecured debts such as credit card debt.
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What is Family Economics
Read more »: What is Family EconomicsFamily economics isn’t just about budgets—it’s about the decisions that shape your family’s financial future. From youth sports to building a lasting legacy, how you spend today affects what you leave behind tomorrow. Discover how families across Canada are creating long-term prosperity through a new way of thinking: the family banking system.
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Beneficiary of inheritance: What to do, Pay debts
Read more »: Beneficiary of inheritance: What to do, Pay debtsCanada is in the middle of an unprecedented $1 trillion wealth transfer—and if you’re a beneficiary, what you do next matters more than ever. Inheriting money is more than a financial event; it’s a moment to pause, reflect, and plan with purpose. Learn how to preserve and grow your inheritance while honoring the legacy behind…
