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…only use line 232 to claim allowable amounts not deducted anywhere else on your return. You can’t use this line to claim personal or living expenses that are not legitimate…

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If your child doesn’t continue their education

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Insuring a home-based business

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How to buy and sell stocks

…give you, and for buying and selling stocks. Discount brokerages – These tend to be online firms. You’ll pay lower commissions because you don’t get advice or help choosing investments….

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How Group RRSPs and Group TFSAs work

…to a RRIF), used to buy an annuity, or taken in cash (it will be taxed as income in the year you receive it). Summary Group RRSPs and TFSAs work…

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Investing as a small business owner

As a small business owner, you work hard for your money and your money should work hard for you too. Here are some financial tips for your business and your…

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Affinity fraud

Fraudsters work their way into groups their target belongs to and work to gain their trust. After they create strong relationships, they convince people to invest in their scheme. Find…

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