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4 Differences between ETFs and mutual funds

…the underlying value (often referred to as trading at a “discount”). 4. Automatic contributions Setting up an automatic contribution plan can be an effective way to grow your savings quickly….

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How income tax works

…a higher tax bracket, a deduction will be worth more in terms of tax savings than if you are in a lower bracket. If you are already in a lower…

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Claim tax credits on student loans and expenses

Non-refundable tax credits reduce how much tax you may owe at tax time. This can help you reduce your tax bill and have a little extra to put towards saving…

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Tax-free savings accounts (TFSAs) are designed to help Canadians save more. A TFSA can help you save and invest for any future goal. Find out more. https://youtu.be/UuA-tVk7fUg?si=H9NL0KKakP1RoBhT…

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Terms of Use The Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) maintains the GetSmarterAboutMoney.ca and the InvestingQuestions.ca websites (individually Website, and collectively Websites) and its related social media sites including, but not limited…

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8 questions to ask an advisor

…with for at least 5 years? 6. What is your investment philosophy? Will you buy and hold fairly safe investments that are likely to make money over a longer period…

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Who’s who in Canadian markets

When you buy and sell securities, your money flows through a network market participants, including: Investors – In Canada, there are many kinds of investors. Two kinds of investors include:…

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