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Take the stress out of budgeting

…to become overwhelming. You might feel pressure to use the budget to come up with a savings plan, a debt repayment plan, and multiple short-term and long-term goals. Rules about…

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How to make a financial plan

…amounts of money than others. Some also have shorter time frames. It’s normal to have both short-term and long-term goals in your financial plan — these usually require different strategies…

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Putting your financial plan into action

…goal? It’s common to have more than one financial goal. You might be saving for retirement (a large, long-term goal) while also putting aside money in your TFSA for an…

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Other ways to get personal insurance coverage

…of unexpected events connected to your life and health. This can include insurance for life, disability, health, long-term care and critical illness. In addition, there are two other types of…

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How income tax works

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Rewards credit cards

…situation and goals. Consider: Are there special terms and conditions? Watch for limits on the number of rewards you can receive or the length of time you can use them….

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…your bank. Loans often have lower interest rates than credit cards. However, alternative lenders may offer tempting instalment loans. These are short-term loans repaid later with regular payments. Instalment loans…

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Kids and money: making sure the message hits home

…familiar terms Keep your lessons simple and work with your child to explain the big terms and abbreviations of the money world. 5. Teach one thing at a time Focus…

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Understanding group RESPs

…and your plan may be terminated. Make your contributions on time. If you don’t, your plan may be terminated and you may have to give up some, or even all,…

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Registration categories

…just titles – they’re legal terms that describe a range of people who can trade in or give advice about investments. They refer to different registration categories and come with…

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