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How fraudsters take advantage of behavioural biases to promote their scams

…use these judgments to simplify decision-making process. Unfortunately, this can lead to unwanted outcomes, like having money taken in an investment scam. By understanding our behaviour and decision-making processes, we…

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What is a GIA and how does it work?

…how interest rates move after your purchase. Some GIAs require a minimum deposit. Shop around for interest rates GIA rates are comparable to GIC rates, but they can fluctuate. Compare…

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How to open an online investing account

…Some online accounts may not charge commission fees on trades. In some cases, there may be charges for making a trade (usually called “commissions”) or for opening or keeping an…

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Other ways to get personal insurance coverage

…advantages of creditor insurance: 3 disadvantages of creditor insurance: Summary What are other types of personal insurance coverage? Personal insurance protects you and your loved ones from the financial consequences…

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Five ways to find money to save

…deal. Many of us get in the habit of maintaining the status quo instead of finding a cheaper option, especially when it comes to monthly services like cellphone and internet…

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Understanding the tax deductions on your pay stub

…these programs. Employment Insurance (EI) – provides temporary income support to unemployed workers while they look for employment or upgrade their skills. It also provides benefits to workers who take…

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How interest rates affect your investments

…rates and bonds Interest rates and bond prices move in opposite directions. Generally, if interest rates decrease, bond prices increase and if interest rates increase, bond prices decrease. A fixed-rate…

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How savings accounts work

…around to compare fees and packages. Use this Savings Account Selector Tool to compare savings account fees and charges across Canada. Summary Savings accounts might generate less interest than the…

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What happens to your RRIF when you die

…means the beneficiaries of your estate may get less money, after all income taxes and probate fees are paid. If you name a beneficiary Your RRIF won’t be included in…

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The top differences between TFSAs, RRSPs and FHSAs

…No No Your contributions are tax-deductible Yes Yes No Your money is tax-sheltered while it stays in the account Yes Yes Yes Your withdrawals are tax-free No Yes Yes There…

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