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Understanding Reverse Mortgages in Canada

A reverse mortgage is an increasingly popular financial tool among Canadian homeowners aged 55 and older. It allows you to unlock the value of your home without having to sell it, providing you with funds to supplement your retirement income, pay off debts, or cover unexpected expenses. Here, we’ll break down how reverse mortgages work, their benefits, and potential drawbacks to help you make an…

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As a student, selecting the best student credit card is vital to building your credit history and learning how to use credit responsibly. The best part is you get paid to learn while earning cash-back rewards and increasing your credit score.

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6 CANADIAN PERSONAL FINANCE MOVES EVERY NEW GRAD SHOULD MAKE - Ira SmithTrustee & Receiver Inc. - Brandon's Blog

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As tempting as it is to be making some real money for the first time, finding ways to spend it isn’t as important as finding ways to save it. That is why this week's Brandon's Blog gives my 6 best Canadian personal finance moves.

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Sinking Funds Explained

The term “sinking fund” is relatively recent in the world of Personal Finance. What is a sinking fund, and should we have one? Let’s find out! Definition In Personal Finance, a sinking fund is money set aside for specific goals/purposes, usually on a short-term basis, i.e. from 6 to 18 months. Basically, it’s planned savings for planned spending. We all have 1-time big expenses, or expenses…

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Planning Your Personal Finances (part 2)

In part 1, we talked about setting goals and objectives, as well as determining your current situation. Let’s continue on the next steps to planning your personal finances. Figuring Out Your Net Worth As you work on your financial plans for today and the future, you’ll want to know where you stand on the basics too. Knowing the true situation with your assets and liabilities is the first step…

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Choosing the right business to start in Canada is crucial to becoming a successful business owner. In this guide, I have ranked and reviewed the best businesses to start in Canada and my top choices for best online business and physical businesses to start in Canada today.  Keep reading to find out what made the list!

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This blog post is for you if you have been trying to find out how to make money online in Canada. I’ve summarized all the best ways to make money online so you can start immediately!

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Choosing the best credit card is essential to help you manage your spending habits and build your credit score. In this guide, I ranked and reviewed the best credit cards in Canada, along with my top 3 choices summarized below.

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Are you struggling to increase your credit score? Then this post is for you! Learn how a credit score in Canada is calculated and how you can increase your credit score.

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Choosing the best life insurance plan in Canada is vital to ensuring you and your family are protected in emergencies. That’s why I have ranked and reviewed the best life insurance companies in Canada & their life insurance policies to help you make an informed decision.

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The TD Aeroplan visa infinite card is one of Canada’s best Visa and credit card options, with a competitive rewards structure and excellent additional benefits. Until March 28, 2023, TD offers up to 55,000 Aeroplan points as a welcome bonus (worth up to $1,500), making now the best time to consider this credit card.

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