…examples: Discounts – People are more likely to purchase something if it is discounted from a higher price. This applies to groceries, subscriptions, clothes, and many other products. People anchor…
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How to check your investing accounts
…goals and deciding whether you need to make any changes. Knowing what you’re paying in investing fees. Fees can include transaction fees, management fees, sales charges, trading commissions, and fees…
Tax considerations for seniors
…more than $20,000. Learn more about the HATC. Ontario senior homeowners’ property tax grant (OSHPTG) – The OSHPTG is a provincial refundable tax credit for seniors aged 64 and older…
4 reasons to keep saving when inflation is high
…three months of your expenses. If you need to draw on your emergency fund in tough times, you can re-build it again. Learn more about why, how and where to keep…
How overconfidence bias may affect your financial decisions
…the most common behavioural biases. There are many examples of where you might notice it, including: Projects – Whether it be in school, at work, or around the house, people…
Improving Fee Disclosure through Behavioural Insights
…research report that identifies behaviourally informed ways to improve how investment fees are communicated to investors by their registered dealers, advisers, and their registered representatives (registrants). The report also includes…
How to avoid tax penalties and fees
…tax penalties or fees? There are a few common reasons why you could be charged penalties or fees related to tax filing: If you file your return late. If you…
Investing as we age
…regarding retirement planning. Pre-retired women 55+ were more likely to report high stress than men the same age. Gender differences extended to the types of financial services men and women…
Work with a financial planner
…provinces and territories. In Ontario, the Financial Professionals Title Protection Rule (FPTP) from the Financial Services Regulatory Authority of (FSRA) came into effect in March 2022. The FPTP Rule sets…
How do income tax deductions and benefits work?
…such as RRSP contributions will have less of an effect. Some common deductions include RRSP contributions, moving expenses, childcare expenses, and union and professional dues. Learn more about what you…