Articles with the Tag “Personal Finance”
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Your Complete Emergency Fund Guide: How Much to Save and How to Build One
An emergency fund is money set aside to cover unexpected expenses like job loss, illness or major home repairs. Learn how much to save and how to build one.
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Sandwich Generation Financial Planning in Canada: A Complete Guide
The Sandwich Generation are Canadians supporting aging parents and children. Learn how financial planning can reduce stress and protect retirement.
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Behind on retirement savings? What to do now.
Behind on retirement savings? Assess your retirement readiness and learn how to catch up with proven strategies designed for Canadians.
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How to Teach Kids and Teens About Money: A Parents Guide
Discover practical ways Canadian parents can teach kids and teens about money. From first bank accounts to investing basics, help your children build the money skills they need for financial independence.
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How to Talk to Aging Parents About Money
Talking to elderly relatives about finances can feel awkward and emotional. Learn when to start the conversation, what to discuss and how to approach it with care.
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What is CDIC and How Does It Protect Your Money?
Learn how CDIC (Canadian Deposit Insurance Corporation) works, what accounts it protects, how much it covers and how to maximize your coverage.
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No-Fee Chequing Accounts Explained: How They Work and What to Watch For
No-fee chequing accounts charge no monthly maintenance fees. Find out what you get and what you don’t.
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What is a Chequing Account and How Do I Use It?
A chequing account, also known as a transaction account, is an account you use for your everyday banking needs.
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How to budget for your wedding
Learn how to create, manage and fund your wedding budget so you can plan for wedding bliss—not wedding debt.
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A Beginner’s Guide to High Interest Savings Accounts: What You Need to Know
An introduction to High Interest Savings Accounts Do you have some savings you’d like to set aside – for a future goal or just a rainy day? Want easy access to your money in case you need it quickly, without having to jump through hoops to get it? A High Interest Savings Account (HISA) might…