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Many Canadians are entitled to claim from government programs they are not even aware of. A Scotia advisor will look for opportunities where any of these might apply to you. Estate planning Your estate is made up of everything you own. Making a plan for the transfer of your wealth can ens...
Does Canada Have a Work-From-Home Tax Credit? The “work-from-home tax credit” is actually a tax deduction some Canadians can use to reduce their taxable income. Barry Choi Self-Employed Taxes in Canada: Filing Deadlines and How to Pay If you’re self-employed, plan to set aside ...
Old Age Security (OAS) is a pension that’s separate from CPP and is given to Canadians over 65. Here aresome other differences:CPPIt does not start automatically; you must apply for it. To qualify for CPP, you must: be at least 1 month past your 59th birthday intend for your CPP t...
A reverse mortgage is an increasingly popular way for Canadians aged 55 and older to access the equity they’ve accrued in their homes. Reverse mortgages can provide financial flexibility and peace of mind, particularly for retired homeowners living on fixed incomes. But there’s a lot to ...
The majority of millionaires in Canada didn’t get rich by winning the lottery or by receiving a large inheritance. With determination and proven wealth-building strategies, working class Canadians like engineers, educators, and nurses reach millionaire status every day. ...
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Many older Canadians worry about having to depend on their adult kids in their later years. “They’re absolutely terrified about outliving their savings and becoming a burden on their family,” Rudy Buttingol, president of the Canadian Association of Retired Persons (CARP), tells Global News....
including through CCPCs. Doctors in particular feel betrayed because they believed the CCPC tax advantage was partly in place to offset the refusal, or inability, of provincial governments to pay them properly. But now Ottawa will plunder them and the provinces will get hit, leading to mor...
We’re proud to offer Canadians their free Equifax credit report, but understand that the items and the length of time they stay on your report can be a little confusing. Hopefully, you’ll now never have to ask the question: “How long does information stay on my credit report,” again...