…your inability to return to work. Use the money for any purpose – The payment is made in a tax-free lump sum, and you can use the money any way…
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Investors and tax
…to reduce your taxes 1. Invest in tax-sheltered investments and plans You don’t pay tax on what you earn while your money is in the investment or plan, but certain…
How power of attorney works
…of money received by the attorney. 3% of money paid out by the attorney on your behalf. 3/5 of 1% of the average annual value of the assets covered under…
AI voice and face cloning scams
…house she is about to buy. But she needs a little help with the down payment. She’s hoping you could transfer her some money and she’ll pay you back within…
Take the love and money quiz
…newly married, or are looking for ways to better talk about money with your partner, this quiz can help you learn more about your financial personalities. Love and Money Quiz…
Track where your money goes
…able to adjust your spending. Use this tool to compare your money coming in, and money going out, and look for ways you could adjust if needed. Cash flow calculator…
How to check your credit report
When you borrow money, use your credit card or pay bills, information about your financial transactions is sent to a credit reporting agency. The agency records this information in your…
Potential OBSI changes for investment dispute resolution
…the investment industry. OBSI is a free, independent service that is available to people who want an impartial and expert third party to resolve a dispute and get money back….
OSC Seniors Strategy
…now, you can visit the Retirement Planning section for a number of tools and articles on budgeting and saving for retirement. Research by the OSC found that only 14 per…
When to review your budget
…income changed? If you’ve gained a new source of income, you could increase your budget for leisure, or set aside money for savings. Have any of your expenses gone up…