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Finances and money are two topics of conversation that some experts in Manitoba say should be discussed between parents and children.

The Canadian Department of Finance says more than 150,000 Canadians have already opened a First Home Savings Account, so if youre goal is to own a home in the future, a FHSA may be worth considering.

Canadians who are found not to have reported all of their income are hit with not only having to pay the taxes on their reassessed income but interest on the taxes owed as well

For clients subject to the AMT, 30 per cent of the capital gains from donated shares will be taxed off the top, meaning charities will end up with less

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For young parents, it’s hard to find a downside to choosing a contribution to a tax-free savings account over an RRSP. But tax expert Evelyn Jacks has an argument for making RRSP contributions

Filing taxes can be a headache.

Following several months of high inflation rates, this holiday season may be especially stressful for Canadians looking to cut back on spending. Whether hosting friends and family members, or purchasing gifts for loved ones, here are some tips on how to make the most of the holiday season without breaking the bank.

After years of historic low interest rates the Bank of Canada has been steadily raising rates with another hike possible on Oct. 26, 2022. It’s putting more pressure on some borrowers who are rejected for loans to seek the help of a co-signer so they can be approved.

The number of signatories to Winnipeg's Indigenous Accord jumped well past the 200-mark on Tuesday with 26 additional local organizations and businesses adding their names.