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Supplementing any personal savings and possible employer pensions, the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) provides an ongoing revenue stream in later years.

With mortgage rates at all-time lows, many Canadians are considering the leap into becoming homeowners. Let’s take a look at buying a house in Canada, the financial considerations, and if it makes sense for you.

In order to retire early, you need to assess what you need your retirement savings to do and what you want your money to do. Necessary funds include those that cover your basic living expenses.

Because most people don’t like to contemplate their own mortality, estate planning is often a neglected aspect of financial planning.

Credit scores are one of the factors lenders will consider when looking at your financial situation. That could affect your ability to buy or lease a car, qualify for a mortgage, or get more advantageous loans.

Maximizing financial resources to make ends meet, save money, and live better is a big priority for most of us. However, that’s easy to say but sometimes harder to do for many Canadians.