Personal Finance Simplified
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A few months ago I was presented an opportunity to review ‘The Beginner’s Guide to Saving & Investing for Canadians’ for review – a book written by some of the most influential and recognized Canadian bloggers. I managed to read the 101 page book in a week, which is record time for me, and I’ll [...]
Despite a shorter week, it was a busy week never the less. Between work, doing some last minute RRSP running around and preparing for tax season the weekend definitely couldn’t have come sooner. Despite a busy week, I had the opportunity to sit down for a fun meeting and interview with the Co-Founder/CEO of InsurEye. [...]
Anyone with some earned income can and should contribute into their RRSP. Contributions can made up to March 29th,2012 for this year’s tax season, and with the cutoff date fast approaching time is of the essence to make your contribution. The contribution limit is set at $22,970 for this year, and will rise again next [...]
March 29th, 2012 is the the last day to contribute to your RRSP, and with only nine days are left before the contribution, it’s crunch time for most. It’s been four years, since the Federal Government introduced the Tax-Free Savings Accounts (TFSA), and the endless debate continues on whether a Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) [...]
Despite all the doom and gloom, investing is not a waste of money. You just have to know where to invest your money. Reading a lot helps. Reading and deciphering the information helps even more. And when investing, investors make the choice to actively or passively manage their investments. I’m sure most of you know [...]
