Financial Literacy Money Management 101 – Managing Good And Bad Debt You probably know there are different kinds of debt, but do you which ones are considered good or bad debt? While it might seem strange that any debt at all can ever be considered a “good” thing, there are some types of debt that …
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Business Empire Business Partnerships In Canada When it comes to starting a business in Canada, it doesn’t have to always be a one-person operation. In fact, many successful business do very well by building a strong network of relationships to rely on. To take it one step further, individuals (or entities) may pool their resources …
Real Estate Pre-Constructions 101 – Important Things To Know Before you Buy With over 500 new Pre-Construction projects currently available on the GTA market, it can be very difficult to determine which one is the right fit for you. If you aren’t familiar with Pre-Constructions, we’re here to give you a “quick” run-through of it. …
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Real Estate The Ins and Outs of LTT in Ontario There are many fees associated with buying a property. From realtor commissions to utility costs, the list can go on. Another fee which often flies under the radar is the Land Transfer Tax (LTT). If you aren’t familiar with it, we’re here to give you …
Financial Literacy Everything You Need To Know About ETFs Learning about investments can be a challenge, especially when it comes to the stock market. Here in this article, we explain to you what Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) are all about and how it can be a wonderful investment tool for your future. What Are ETFs? To make …
Financial Literacy Investing Money Tax Free with a TFSA Whether you’re saving for a big purchase, your first home, or an extended vacation, a Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) can help you get there. Once you’ve opened a TFSA, you can contribute at any time and earn interest or returns, tax-free — unlike a non-registered savings …
Financial Literacy Your Future $1,000,000 Ask yourself this, how much do you spend each day? Are you someone who constantly buys venti green tea frap from Starbucks (Yes, this is my guilty pleasure)? Assuming you did, that’s about $200 a month you’re spending. Well did you know that if you invest $200 a month for …
Real Estate 8 Steps To Buying a Home Purchasing your first home is one of the biggest and best choices you will ever make. In fact, a home is one of the largest and most emotional investments many will face in their lifetime. If you don’t even know, you’re in luck. Here in this article, we …
Financial Literacy Living By The 4% Rule When can I retire? How much money do I need to save up? You’re definitely not the only person to have asked themselves these questions. If you have spent any time researching retirement, you probably have heard of the 4% rule. If you haven’t heard of it, you’re …
Real Estate 5 Key Qualities You Want in a Buyer’s Agent Buying real estate can be intimidating, especially if it is your first property. But you don’t have to figure things out on your own. Instead, you should leverage the knowledge and experience of a great Buyer’s agent to help guide you through this process. …