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Mid-Year Financial Check-Up: 5 Essential Tips for Small Businesses and Non-Profits
The halfway point of the year is a natural opportunity for small businesses and non-profits to pause, reflect, and recalibrate. Whether you’re a local bakery, a tech startup, or a community organization, a mid-year financial review is invaluable for staying agile, maximizing resources, and setting...
Rise of the Finfluencers: Navigating Financial Advice on Social Media
Thousands of videos on how to invest, save your first $100,000, or pay off hefty debt quickly are just a few taps away on social media. The rise of financial influencers, also known as “finfluencers," has transformed how people, especially young investors, learn about money. But with this new wave...
Retirement Planning in Canada
Retirement Planning in Canada: A GuideRetirement planning is essential for ensuring financial security and a comfortable lifestyle after leaving the workforce. In Canada, the government provides various resources and programs to help individuals plan for retirement effectively. Below is a detailed...
Real Estate Crowdfunding: A Beginner’s Guide for Young Investors
Real estate has long been considered a solid investment, but the high costs often put it out of reach for young people. Enter real estate crowdfunding – a modern approach to property investment that's worth understanding as you build your financial knowledge.What is Real Estate Crowdfunding?Real...
Tax Season 2025: What Canadians Need to Know About Key Changes, Deadlines, and Financial Planning
As we find ourselves in the midst of the 2025 tax season, Canadians are navigating several significant changes that have taken effect. With the official tax season having kicked off in mid-February, it's crucial to be aware of the updates impacting how individuals and businesses file returns, save...
Investing in a Rental Property: Weighing the Pros and Cons
In today's dynamic real estate market, investing in a rental property can be an enticing opportunity for those looking to diversify their investment portfolio. However, like any significant financial decision, it's crucial to understand both the advantages and potential challenges before taking...
Your Financial Safety Net: Building Emergency Funds for Peace of Mind
In an unpredictable world, financial stability can often feel like a fragile illusion. Emergencies like sudden job loss, medical expenses, or unexpected home repairs can shake even the most carefully planned budgets. This is where an emergency fund becomes your lifeline—your safety net to weather...
Unleashing Potential: Empowering Youth Through Mentorship
Introduction: In a world where boundless freedom and self-discovery should be inherent to every young soul, unfortunately, many face significant barriers. Poverty, traumatic experiences, discrimination, and mental health challenges burden these vulnerable youth, depriving them of their "adolescent...
Elevating Financial Well-Being Through Work
Employment plays a large part in your financial well-being. Working is how most Canadians make money. Ideally, you want a job that pays enough for you to cover your living expenses, save money for the future, and pursue your hobbies and interests as well. Let's dive deeper into how your financial...
New Year Resolutions – How Stay On Track To Your Goals
Finances are a common area that people set New Year's resolutions or goals around. Often times we are met with an overwhelming number of goals and dreams that we want to achieve in the new year. Whether it is to save more, get out of debt, or buy a home are some common financial goals. But a goal...