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Understanding real estate investments
…one property. Some of these investments are considered high risk. That is because some developers use syndicated mortgages to get funding for large real estate projects that may be considered…
How RDSPs work
…be approved for the Disability Tax Credit to be the beneficiary of an RDSP. An RDSP can only have one beneficiary. The beneficiary must: Qualify for the Disability Tax Credit…
4 ways to borrow to invest
…yourself 1. Take out a loan or line of credit You may be able to get a loan or line of credit from your financial institution. The interest rate will…
4 ways to borrow to invest
…yourself 1. Take out a loan or line of credit You may be able to get a loan or line of credit from your financial institution. The interest rate will…
Types of investments
There are many types of investments. If you are considering investing in stocks, bonds or any other investment products, you’ll want to understand how they work. On this page you’ll…
How savings accounts work
…account can be used for day-to-day transactions and paying bills. Your savings account can be used for putting money aside until you need it. You can open a savings account…
How does personal insurance work?
…after you die 2. Disability insurance Provides a monthly payment that replaces part of your lost income if you’re unable to work because of illness or injury Allows you to…
Private health and dental insurance
…podiatrists) employee and spouse’s life insurance (including accidental death and dismemberment insurance) disability insurance. Ask about optional coverage If you or your spouse has a workplace plan, find out if…
Understanding the tax deductions on your pay stub
…because of a tax credit called the basic personal amount. If you have a net income above $$246,752 your basic personal amount will be lower. See the CRA website for…