Financial Management

Financial Management
Financial Management

New Permanent Stamps From Canada Post

It was announced recently that on November 16th of this year Canada Post will be introducing its new PERMANENT stamp which is going to eliminate the need for 1 cent stamps. Also, the new permanent stamps will cost 51 cents and when the new letter mail rate of 52 cents kicks in on January 15,

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Financial Management

It’s Not How Much You Make, It’s How You Spend It

While reading some topics about money and finance from a news site today, there was a section dedicated in allowing people to voice ways on how they manage their money. What caught my attention was a comment about someone who was earning around $30,000 to $35,000 a year and claimed that it is barely enough

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Financial Management

Factoring Expenses In Trying To Save Money

When it comes to saving money, from my experience one of the key ways in building up a healthy savings account is to truly recognize where all of your money is going and by assessing the most effective ways to cut down your expenses. There are so many examples that I have seen where people

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Financial Management

70000 Beer Cans in an Ogden Townhouse

Just when you think you’ve seen it all, everyday seems to introduce something new that you haven’t seen before. Let’s start off with actual pictures of the event in question: ____ Now apparently this event happened about a year ago, but the general story is that the tenant of the building had lived in the

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Financial Management

Canada GST Tax Cut To 6%

Just recently it was announced that the GST, Goods and Services Tax, here in Canada will be reduced from 7% to 6% starting on July 1st of this year. I guess that means everyone will be able to save some money here and there for other things. For me personally, I have kind of gotten

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Financial Management

Reducing Income Tax By Hiring Your Child

With the tax filing deadline closely approaching here, everyone is always on the lookout to try and find ways to reduce the amount of taxes that they owe in hopes to receive a large refund on their tax return. Investing in an RRSP, Registered Retirement Savings Plan, or deducting business expenses for self employed individuals

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