Articles with the Tag “New to Canada”
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A Newcomer’s Guide to Loyalty Rewards Credit Cards in Canada
New to Canada? Learn how loyalty rewards credit cards work, why they matter, how they can help you earn rewards and build credit as you build your new life.
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Saving Tips for New Canadians
Here are 10 tips to help you save money, so you can make your financial goals a reality
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Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) for Newcomers: Your Guide to Investing in Canada
In this article, we dive into Tax-Free Savings Accounts, a tax-free, flexible way to save for your short- and long-term goals.
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A Newcomer’s Guide to Investing in Canada
This guide outlines the basics of investing in Canada to help you get comfortable before you invest
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Why newcomers to Canada should volunteer
Giving back to the community is valued in Canadian society, but it’s also a great way for newcomer to Canada to gain Canadian experience, showcase their sills in action, and build their network. Learn how to find and showcase volunteer experience in Canada.
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Questions newcomers should ask the landlord or property manager before you rent
Getting ready to rent your first apartment or home in Canada? Before you sign your legally-binding lease, make sure you get answers to all of these important questions so you fully understand what your rent includes, what you can expect, as well as what you will and will not be able to do in your…
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How to find a survival job as a newcomer to Canada
Survival jobs are jobs lower-skilled and lower-paid jobs that you would normally consider, but which help cover living expenses in the short term. Should newcomers take a survival job while they continue their job search? Learn about the pros and cons, and get tips on which ones you may want to consider.
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How does the Registered Retirement Savings Plan work? The newcomer’s guide to RRSP
Can newcomers to Canada open an RRSP? Yes, they can. Read on to understand how RRSPs work, what the annual contribution limit is, what the withdrawal rules are, how you can use savings in your RRSP to buy a home in Canada, and more.