Should Senators be Forced to Buy Two Homes?
We all know the trials and tribulations that can come with financing a second property. If it wasn’t, we’d all own a home on the West and East coast, and maybe even another one in between. So with the high cost and the headache, is it fair that we force some Canadian politicians to own…
Read moreWhat Exactly did Mark Carney do for Canada?
Mark Carney hasn’t left us for the Bank of England just yet, but in just a few short months that’s exactly what he’ll do. When the news of Carney’s leaving was announced back in November, the headlines were full of fond farewells and well wishes. But apparently now that the holiday season is over, the…
Read moreMoney Talks: Volume 11
Most of the talk this week around the web and blogosphere centered around RRSPs, reasonably so with that deadline coming closer and closer every day. And while we may have had to dig a little deeper this week to find all the best financial news around, we still found talks on buying new cars, how to…
Read moreCanadian Building Permits Starting to Slow
While everyone’s been so busy watching the number of homes sold across Canada, and the price points that go along with them, looking for signs of a cooling market, there’s another indicator that many have been missing – building permits. It’s no secret that while the Canadian housing market is indeed cooling, condos (especially in…
Read moreMaking Home Renovations? Make Sure You Check with Your Insurance Company!
If you’re about to perform home renovations to your property, there are lots of things you have to think about. Home renovation financing, what you can structurally do to your home and what you can’t, and not to mention, finding a good contractor to do the work for you. But one thing that should never…
Read moreIs the Home Buyer’s Plan Right for You?
A couple of days ago we talked about the RRSP Home Buyer’s Plan and the questions that have arisen surrounding it. Namely, should the government get rid of it, in order to encourage savers and investors to leave their money where it is, and not go into debt? The question came up after the Canada…
Read moreOne Toronto Teacher’s Answer to Teaching Kids about Money
We’ve often talked on this blog about the importance of learning about finances at a young age, and how our children not only should be, but want to be, taught the basics of budgeting and managing their finances in school. And learning money management in school is important. While it can be highly argued that…
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