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Taking Caution: Financial Consumers and the Cryptoasset Sector

…cryptoassets. Of those who used a credit card or otherwise borrowed money, more than 2 in 3 have paid back the money they borrowed in full. Cryptoasset buyers aren’t sure…

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Investing as we age

…planning and saving for retirement, and maintaining quality of life in retirement. Other concerns included having enough money to pay current expenses (13%) and paying off or managing debt (10%)….

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Small business cash flow

Positive cash flow is essential for the success of your business. It means you have more money coming into your business than going out. These dollars are critical for your…

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What are the different types of exchange-traded funds (ETFs)?

An exchange-traded fund (ETF) holds a collection of investments, such as stocks or bonds owned by a group of investors and managed by a professional money manager and is traded…

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4 signs of investment fraud and ways to avoid it

…higher-risk investments like stocks, there’s no guarantee you’ll make money. And the risk of losing money increases with the potential of higher returns. Low risk investments typically have returns similar to guaranteed…

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Affinity fraud

…more money, or recruit friends and family as new investors. But the investment doesn’t exist, and the “interest cheques” are paid from the investors’ own money and money from new…

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How defined benefit pension plans work

…the contributions. This is to ensure there’s enough money to pay the future pensions for all plan members. If there’s a shortfall in the money needed, your employer must pay…

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How does personal insurance work?

…of long-term care instead of using your savings 5. Health insurance Covers a portion of health care costs not covered by your provincial health insurance Gives you and your family…

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Parents and tax

…Credit. Learn more by reading below. On this page you’ll find Canada Child Benefit (CCB) Child care expenses deduction Adoption Expense Tax Credit Saving for your child’s education in an…

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Contributions and transfers

…of July 2011, if you are the parent or grandparent of a financially dependent infirm child or grandchild, you can arrange to have your retirement savings transferred – or rolled…

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