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Personal Loans vs Lines of Credit

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The time may come when a person needs to borrow money for some purpose. Most individuals choose to finance the purchase of a new home or car, yet there are numerous other reasons why a loan may be taken out. For some, the loan is used to consolidate debt and, for others, it will be put to use to fund a major purchase. Regardless of why money is being obtained, individuals will find they have a variety of borrowing options to select from. The key is to find the right choice for any given situation.

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Do You Really Want a Raise?

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Everyone always wants a raise, or do they? With the new Canadian government of a Liberal majority now in office, the tax situation has changed. Many feel for the better. Anyone making over $200,000 per year will be put in a new tax bracket of 33% which is four percent higher than the existing maximum rate.

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Smart Money: Are Your Finances Fit?

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Canadians are living longer. As a result, many now pay attention to what they eat, make sure they get enough exercise and visit the doctor regularly to ensure potential health problems are detected at an early stage. However, what the majority of individuals fail to do is plan for their financial future.

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End of Year Tax Tips to Maximize Savings

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Everyone likes to save money when it comes to their taxes. Why give the government more than the bare minimum? For this reason, now is the time to review strategies to save on taxes. A person should never wait, as they may miss out on opportunities by doing so. Following are some tax tips to keep in mind while reviewing these strategies to see which will be of most benefit.

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Choose The Bank Account That Fits You

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Those moving to Canada from elsewhere will need to open bank accounts, get credit cards, perhaps rent a safe deposit box for valuables, and find a place to borrow money to make large purchases such as cars and houses. Opening a bank account is the first step to managing your financial life in Canada.

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Useful Canada Bank Glossary

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It may be helpful to understand some of the most commonly used Canadian bank terms. When one is opening a bank account for chequing or for savings, there will be many ways to use and access the deposited money. There will be different ways to make deposits to the bank account besides going to the bank in person.

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9 Step To Your Real Estate Plan

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Preparing for the future can be a wise decision when it comes to your legacy. Relieving the burden of handling your estate can provide some comfort to the family you leave behind. No one enjoys thinking about death, but it’s an inevitable event. Providing the security, your family needs can be a comforting fact.