What to know if you ever fall victim to fraud in Canada
Know someone who’s been a victim of fraud? It’s a sensitive subject: There’s financial loss and the addition of guilt and embarrassment can...
RESP growth opportunities are well worth it, even if you start late
Earlier is always better, but even a late start in RESPs has benefits. “I think they’re a very valuable tool, and the biggest pro of a...
The best ETFs to pair with an asset allocation fund
As of September 3 rd , Cboe Canada’s exchange-traded fund screener shows 2,055 ETFs on the Canadian market. Of those, 136 are classified a...
Stock news for investors: Couche-Tard profits rise as Lululemon cuts outlook
Here’s a round-up of news for Canadian investors this week. Couche-Tard Lululemon BRP Featured RRSP ...
Synthetic identity fraud: The scam that’s fooling lenders
To steal your identity, criminals have to get their hands on a lot of your private information: name, birthdate, address, Social Insurance ...
How to adjust your RESP investing strategy as your child grows
A registered education savings plan (RESP) might seem like a set-it-and-forget-it account since it’s so easy to open and there’s a clear e...
The ripple effect of RRIF withdrawals
My first RRIF withdrawal pushed up my taxes more than I expected and I’ve now been hit with quarterly instalment payments from the Canada R...
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