Investing Series: How Capital Gains and Losses are treated in Canada
This is a part of the Investing Series. ————————————————- Before the end of the year (December 31st) if you divest (meaning “sell”) off
Would it be better if the government forced us to save 40% for retirement?
Nelson’s post about how we have a problem with financial literacy as a whole reminded me of something I had planned to blog about but never got around to. “Maybe Sing
What do Canadians buy and spend their money on average? (2011)
StatsCan released some numbers on what Canadians spent in 2011. Their average Gross Income = $55,151 After taxes of $10,633, they have about $44,518 to spend. Click to biggify The
Investing Series: How to pay less than $200 in taxes for $50,000 of income
This is a part of the Investing Series. ————————————————- The following information
Doing your taxes: Myths, Reality Checks, and How soon to send them
There was a little discussion happening on Twitter (@saverspender) that I thought perhaps the rest of you might like to be interested in listening in on, post-tweet. IF YOU MOVE U