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Pre-authorized debits are popular in Canada as a safe way to set up automatic, recurring payments from your bank account. They're a very con...
Retirement
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A pension plan is a registered savings plan set up by employers and used to help fund employees' retirements. It can be funded by contributi...
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The Costco price adjustment policy states that if an item goes on sale within 30 days of you purchasing it, you can get a refund equal to th...
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The Costco return policy lets members return nearly anything, at any time, for almost any reason, even the membership fee. There are a few n...
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Mortgages
The average home price in Canada is $668,097, but it's predicted to go as high as $722,221. However, U.S. tariff threats are complicating th...
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It varies by bank, but the per-transaction Interac e-Transfer limit is usually $30,000. The average daily limit is also $3,000, weekly is $1...
Taxes
Canada's work-from-home tax credit is a deduction, not a true credit. This method allows those who work from home to deduct work-related exp...
Personal Finance
Banking
Tangerine tops the list of the best online banks in Canada, featuring high-quality products and services. Other excellent options include Si...
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Software & Services
There's no Venmo in Canada, but we have many excellent alternatives, including PayPal and Interac e-Transfer. Wise is a top choice for domes...
Retirement
Employers and employees can both make registered pension plan (RPP) contributions, but employers are limited to contributions between 5% - 1...
Taxes
A T5 is a tax document used to report various sources of investment income – interest, dividends, and foreign income fall under a T5. Saving...
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Insurance
Canadians pay into Employment Insurance so we have access to financial support during times of unexpected employment. It's temporary relief,...
Banking
The ideal living wage for Canadians depends on the city they live in, but the average is around $17.32/hr. Most provincial minimum wages don...
Banking
Middle class income in Canada is between $52,875 and $141,000 per year. This can vary, depending on several factors – so it’s tough to narro...
Banking
The living wage in Ontario is $21.67/hr, which is higher than the provincial minimum wage of $17.20. A living wage is what's required to mai...
Personal Finance
Retirement
Pooled registered pension plans, or PRPPs, are retirement savings options to help Canadians save for the future. They have specific contribu...
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Loans
If you've been laid off in Canada, it can be helpful to understand your options, rights, what to do next, and the broader economic forces be...
Banking
Minimum wage in Canada varies by province and territory and changes periodically. Rates currently range from $15/hr in Saskatchewan and Albe...
Banking
As of April 1, 2025, the minimum wage in Nova Scotia is $15.70 per hour. Here, we look at the details of this rate and how it compares to th...
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Looking for the best student phone plan in Canada? Public Mobile, Videotron, and other budget-friendly carriers are the top picks for saving...
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