Opinion
Pay the mortgage early or save in an RRSP? This is the more tax-efficient option for young homeowners Frederick Vettese Published February 23, 2021 Bookmark
Everyone knows they need to save for retirement. But homeowners also have to pay for an increasingly expensive roof over their heads and frankly, that might take priority for those in their 20s and 30s.
If they can’t afford to do both, how should young adults choose between ramping up their monthly mortgage payments and making valuable contributions to a registered retirement savings plan?
We’ve all heard about the importance of saving early to benefit from the magic of compound interest within an RRSP, especially since the investment income is not taxed during the accumulation phase.
For many Canadians, saving for important life goals can feel like an uphill struggle. But it doesn't have to be. There are tax-efficient structures in place to give Canadians of all ages.
Egypt, Why It’s a Popular Travel Destination for Vloggers
These days it seems every other video online is from a travel vlogger. Although many of them have similarities, successful travel vloggers have their own unique twist. A popular destination among regular tourists and content creators alike is Egypt – an ancient country with modern upgrades and vibrant street life. This is an analysis of its popularity.
Inexpensive, Yet Luxurious
Tickets to visit ‘Mother of the World’ are usually cheap, and tourists quickly find that high-class facilities in Egypt are also inexpensive. As many travel vloggers are starting their careers in the industry, and still relying on market leaders such as SubscriberZ to help grow their channels, a low-cost travel option is very attractive. The country is budget-friendly simply due to economics, and the price tag does not reflect the quality of services provided in any way. On the contrary, tourists find that Egypt has some of the highest stan
Northland news in brief: Rev Up back with classic cars and bikes; and alleged police shooter back in court
23 Feb, 2021 04:00 PM
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The Repco Rev Up classic car and bike event will be held in Whangārei on April 17, after last year s event was cancelled due to Covid-19.
The Repco Rev Up classic car and bike event will be held in Whangārei on April 17, after last year s event was cancelled due to Covid-19.
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Rev Up event back
The Covid-19 pandemic forced the postponement of last year s Repco Rev Up event bringing dozens of flash classic cars and bikes to Whangārei. That didn t stop the organisers, the Whangārei Rod and Custom Club, making a sizeable donation to its chosen charity. The event is on again in April, and again, the chosen charity will be Whangārei s Kind Hands Respite Care Cottage. The cars and bikes will be on display at Repco Rev Up in Whangārei s Cameron St Mall on April 17. To register your vehicle or for more info go to www.
HUDSON — After 46 years in the ministry, the Rev. Kent Fuqua is gearing for the final phase of his life — a life of retirement, that unfortunately means saying