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Philip Bright, CPA, CGA |
Should Canada cap credit card interest rates? One expert warns of a 'chain of unintended consequences'
Lower interest rates might provide some initial relief to Canadians who are struggling, but longer term the fallout could be ugly especially for those who rely on credit the most
Five ways the CRA and government can fix the tax system and get rid of some January blues
Kim Moody: What's the solution to the CRA's compounding numerous debacles and tax filing challenges?
Do siblings need to give their mother their inheritance from their grandparents?
FP Answers: Their mother found the will of Marcia and her brother's deceased father’s parents and is claiming the siblings' portion
The CRA could audit you for these 10 real estate issues
Jamie Golombek: CRA increased real-estate audits by 2,100 from the prior year, leading to $849 million in taxes and penalties
What happens to what's left in an RESP after the kids have finished their education?
FP Answers: Once the RESP can no longer be used for schooling expenses there are restrictions on how the funds can be withdrawn
5 ways to unlock RRSP tax savings
Jamie Golombek: Advice on what to do if you can't make an RRSP contribution, what to do about spousal RRSPs and more
Maternity leaves made it hard for B.C. couple to save. They wonder whether to invest in ETFs or property?
Family Finance: Couple in their 30s have three children under the age of five, including a newborn. Can they retire by 60?
Canada isn't the only one proposing a wealth tax, but it can learn a lesson from this American example
Kim Moody: California’s ballot initiative is laughable, but it reflects a mindset Canada should be working hard to avoid
A new approach to taking control of your money
Watch: Kelley Keehn talks about her new book, Save Your Self, which dives into the latest research on "money identity" and how that drives our decisions about personal finances
Jennifer’s CPP, OAS and pension may not be enough income. Will RRSP, TFSA and other assets allow her to retire?
FP Answers: With seven years to go, a Hamilton homeowner wonders whether her retirement income will be enough
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