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Smart Ways To Maximize Your Income Tax Refund
The average income tax refund for Canadians is around $2,000. Instead of viewing the refund as extra cash, it’s a valuable opportunity to strengthen your financial future. Smart ways to use your refund include paying down high-interest debt, building an emergency fund, contributing to a TFSA or RRSP, investing in education, making a lump-sum mortgage…
Online Investing 2025: Your Guide to CIBC Investor’s Edge
Learn about online investing with CIBC Investor’s Edge. Enjoy low fees, various options, and expert support tailored for Canadians. Start investing smarter today.
2025 Financial Resolutions: 20 Essential Strategies for Canadians
As we step into 2025, the start of a new year offers the perfect opportunity to reassess your financial health and set 2025 financial resolutions that can set the tone for lasting financial success. Small and consistent actions can lead to significant results over time, whether you’re looking to save more, reduce your debt, or…
A Complete Review of Wealthica in 2025
A review of Wealthica in 2025 as a comprehensive financial management tool for investments, budgets and net worth tracking.
Registered Investment Accounts: A Complete Guide for Canadians
Everything you need to know about registered investment accounts in Canada: RRSPs, TFSAs, RESPs, and FHSAs for effective financial planning.
Tax Saving Strategies in Canada: Minimize Your Liabilities
Uncover effective tax-saving methods in Canada, including smart investments and utilizing deductions, to minimize your tax obligations efficiently.
Your Free Personal Guide: How to Make and Stick to a Budget
Discover how to make a budget that works for you—take charge of your finances and meet your goals with our essential guide.
What are Non-Registered Investments? A Detailed Review
Canadian investing is manageable if you understand available investment types. But what are non-registered investments? Maximize your returns today.
Unlocking the Potential of Alternative Investments
Alternative investments include real estate, commodities, or private equity. Learn how to unlock alternatives and safely diversify your portfolio.
Maximizing Your Income: Eligible vs. Non-Eligible Dividends
Understanding the difference between eligible vs. non-eligible dividends is essential for any savvy new Canadian investor. Get started today!