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Household expenses add up fast, especially for Canadian families with children under 18. Parents need a financial cushion to lighten this heavy load. Fortunately, the federal government recognizes the cost of child-rearing. Without the Canada Child Benefit (CCB), families across the country would face financial strain.
The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) administers th...
A Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) is an excellent vehicle for long-term wealth creation, allowing investors to earn tax-free returns on eligible investments within their available contribution room. However, investors should be cautious when select...
Canadaâs primary stock market continues to display remarkable resilience amid heightened geopolitical risks in 2026. The TSX has posted five record highs in July and has already notched three record closes in August. Energy is the major driver, with eight other primary sectors in positive territory.
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Retirementâs most dangerous birthday may be 95. Statistics Canada says a 65-year-old Canadian woman today can expect another 22.15 years on average, and an average isnât an expiry date. Plenty will live longer, just as the roof, teeth, and knees begin submitting their priciest invoices.
The perfect time to investLongevity changes the job of a Tax-Free Savin...
The S&P/TSX Composite just gained 3.3% in one week, its strongest performance in four months, before closing at a record 36,381. That sounds wonderful until an investor realizes the market has apparently left without them. Suddenly, every green number feels personal, cash looks lazy, and buying something before lunch seems like a perfectly respectable st...