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What is Title Insurance & How You Can Use It To Protect Your Home

Tweet Analysis / Insights For a great many of us, purchasing a home is the largest investment we will make in our lifetimes. Despite the enormous price tag and the fact that most of us will be paying off our mortgage for decades to come, on a more personal level, the act of purchasing a home probably stirs up [...]

Arjun Rudra
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For a great many of us, purchasing a home is the largest investment we will make in our lifetimes. Despite the enormous price tag and the fact that most of us will be paying off our mortgage for decades to come, on a more personal level, the act of purchasing a home probably stirs up [...]

Understanding Your Credit Profile

Tweet Personal Finance Having an admittedly greater thirst for investing related knowledge and concepts, we have neglected to dig deeper into some of the more personal finance related topics including the various aspects of mortgages and the importance of credit history. We hope to rectify this oversight going forward beginning with the article below that has been authored [...]

Arjun Rudra
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Having an admittedly greater thirst for investing related knowledge and concepts, we have neglected to dig deeper into some of the more personal finance related topics including the various aspects of mortgages and the importance of credit history. We hope to rectify this oversight going forward beginning with the article below that has been authored [...]

Comparing RRSPs and TFSAs With Debbie Ammeter of Investors Group

Tweet Interviews According to the fourth annual Investors Group RRSP Exit Poll, the 2009 tax year saw increases in the number of Canadians making contributions to Registered Retirement Savings Plans (RRSPs) and Tax Free Savings Accounts (TFSAs). Always curious to probe the insights of professionals in the investment industry, I extended an invitation to Debbie Ammeter, Vice [...]

Arjun Rudra
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According to the fourth annual Investors Group RRSP Exit Poll, the 2009 tax year saw increases in the number of Canadians making contributions to Registered Retirement Savings Plans (RRSPs) and Tax Free Savings Accounts (TFSAs). Always curious to probe the insights of professionals in the investment industry, I extended an invitation to Debbie Ammeter, Vice [...]

Understanding How Your Investments Are Taxed With Cleo Hamel Of H&R Block Canada

Tweet Personal Finance Biography: Cleo Hamel brings a wealth of financial and tax experience to the Tax Advisory at H&R Block Canada. She is also the national spokesperson and has been interviewed across the country. Cleo joined H&R Block in January 2000 as a tax associate and was steadily promoted within the organization. She was a tax course [...]

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Biography: Cleo Hamel brings a wealth of financial and tax experience to the Tax Advisory at H&R Block Canada. She is also the national spokesperson and has been interviewed across the country. Cleo joined H&R Block in January 2000 as a tax associate and was steadily promoted within the organization. She was a tax course [...]

A Personal Primer On Canadian Bankruptcy Laws

Tweet Personal Finance You might be wondering why an investing site would want an article about bankruptcy in Canada … well, you’d be surprised at how many “investors” do so using borrowed money and how often that leads to serious financial problems. Bankruptcy law in Canada is built around the premise that “the honest , but unfortunate debtor [...]

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You might be wondering why an investing site would want an article about bankruptcy in Canada … well, you’d be surprised at how many “investors” do so using borrowed money and how often that leads to serious financial problems. Bankruptcy law in Canada is built around the premise that “the honest , but unfortunate debtor [...]

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