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How bonds work

…investments. https://youtu.be/7zUdbzZmwzU How do you make money investing in bonds? There are two ways to make money on bonds: through interest payments and selling a bond for more than you…

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Long-haul scammers: Fraudsters who invest time to take your money

…there is no investing – any money sent is simply stolen. In the end, once the scammer has gotten as much money as they can, they disappear. And the victim…

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How Group RRSPs and Group TFSAs work

Registered Retirement Savings Plans (RRSPs) help Canadians save towards retirement and offer certain tax benefits. Tax-free Savings Accounts (TFSAs) are a savings vehicle that Canadians can use towards retirement or…

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Investing in an RRSP and TFSA as a business owner

…and Tax-Free Savings Accounts (TFSA) are often used to help achieve personal retirement goals. Investing in a Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) RRSP contributions are tax deductible and investments grow tax-free. If you are currently…

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Investing for growth, income or both

…your money, you likely won’t want an investment that locks in your money until a set date. For example, some guaranteed investment certificates (GICs) lock in your savings. Others let…

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How to avoid holiday debt

…money on, compare this with how much you can reasonably afford. Set a budget limit. This can come from your normal monthly budget, or perhaps you have a savings account…

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Reducing your estate costs

…plan account, you can name a beneficiary to receive the money when you die. This means the money bypasses the estate process and is paid directly to that person. Because…

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Needs versus wants

…first. Then, you’ll have a sense of how much spending room you have for wants. You might also free up more money to put towards savings. Your needs and wants…

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How do credit cards work?

…you use a debit card, money is taken out of your own bank account. When you use a credit card, you are borrowing money that you re-pay later. Some people…

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Types of investments

…money on bonds by holding the bond until the maturity date and claiming the interest, or by selling a bond for more than you paid. You can lose money on…

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