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Dealing With The $1.41 Trillion Burden Of Household Debt On Canadians

Tweet Analysis / Insights The following is an article directed by Rock Lefebvre, a Fellow Certified General Accountant (FCGA) and Vice-President of Research and Standards at CGA-Canada. He is the co-author of Where Is the Money Now: The State of Canadian Household Debt as Conditions for Economic Recovery Emerge, the third study conducted by CGA-Canada on household debt. The [...]

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The following is an article directed by Rock Lefebvre, a Fellow Certified General Accountant (FCGA) and Vice-President of Research and Standards at CGA-Canada. He is the co-author of Where Is the Money Now: The State of Canadian Household Debt as Conditions for Economic Recovery Emerge, the third study conducted by CGA-Canada on household debt. The [...]

Canadian Personal Finance & Investing Carnival

Tweet Personal Finance Hi there readers of Investing Thesis. First, off, we’d like to say thank you for continuing to come back to our site and being such loyal readers. Your support shines through in the page-views this site receives and given the slow but steady increase in these numbers, we are profoundly appreciative of the time you [...]

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Hi there readers of Investing Thesis. First, off, we’d like to say thank you for continuing to come back to our site and being such loyal readers. Your support shines through in the page-views this site receives and given the slow but steady increase in these numbers, we are profoundly appreciative of the time you [...]

Practical Tips To Best Utilize RESP Savings And Control Student Debt With Aurele Courcelles, Director of Tax and Estate Planning at Investors Group

Tweet Personal Finance This article was included in the Wealth Builder Carnival According to Statistics Canada, university tuition fees in 2009/10 were up 3.6 per cent to an average of $4,917 and compulsory fees (such as student services fees, administrative charges, athletic and recreation fees) for Canadian students increased 6.8 per cent from the year before to $749. [...]

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This article was included in the Wealth Builder Carnival According to Statistics Canada, university tuition fees in 2009/10 were up 3.6 per cent to an average of $4,917 and compulsory fees (such as student services fees, administrative charges, athletic and recreation fees) for Canadian students increased 6.8 per cent from the year before to $749. [...]

Canadian Personal Finance & Investing Carnival

Tweet Personal Finance Dear readers and my fellow bloggers, it’s time for the fifth edition of the Canadian Personal Finance & Investing Carnival. Once again we didn’t receive as many submissions as we’d hoped for so we went ahead and rounded up the best of the best in the realm of Canadian personal finance and investing and will [...]

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Dear readers and my fellow bloggers, it’s time for the fifth edition of the Canadian Personal Finance & Investing Carnival. Once again we didn’t receive as many submissions as we’d hoped for so we went ahead and rounded up the best of the best in the realm of Canadian personal finance and investing and will [...]

Canadian Personal Finance & Investing Carnival

Tweet Personal Finance Ladies and Gentlemen. Boys and Girls. Children of all ages. It’s time for the fourth edition of the Canadian Personal Finance & Investing Carnival. Once again we didn’t receive as many submissions as we’d hoped for so we went ahead and rounded up the best of the best in the realm of Canadian personal finance [...]

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Ladies and Gentlemen. Boys and Girls. Children of all ages. It’s time for the fourth edition of the Canadian Personal Finance & Investing Carnival. Once again we didn’t receive as many submissions as we’d hoped for so we went ahead and rounded up the best of the best in the realm of Canadian personal finance [...]

Canadian Personal Finance & Investing Carnival

Tweet Personal Finance Ladies and Gentlemen. Its time for the third edition of the Canadian Personal Finance & Investing Carnival. This week, we received 4 submissions that complied with our stipulations. Since 4 articles do not comprise a carnival, given our role as the host of the carnival, we’ve decided to go ahead and roundup the best of [...]

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Ladies and Gentlemen. Its time for the third edition of the Canadian Personal Finance & Investing Carnival. This week, we received 4 submissions that complied with our stipulations. Since 4 articles do not comprise a carnival, given our role as the host of the carnival, we’ve decided to go ahead and roundup the best of [...]

How To Make Your Mortgage Interest Tax Deductible

Tweet Personal Finance The following is an article authored by Dave Tout, Mortgage Broker with Dominion Lending Centers in Vancouver, BC. For US homeowners, mortgage interest is automatically tax deductible. But for Canadians, the write-off is not so straightforward. In order to make your mortgage interest tax deductible, homeowners must be able to prove that the money is [...]

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The following is an article authored by Dave Tout, Mortgage Broker with Dominion Lending Centers in Vancouver, BC. For US homeowners, mortgage interest is automatically tax deductible. But for Canadians, the write-off is not so straightforward. In order to make your mortgage interest tax deductible, homeowners must be able to prove that the money is [...]

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