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The work-from-home culture has become quite common during the COVID-19 pandemic. Many people think of it as an entirely foreign and new concept. However, the remote working culture has been around for several years. The business world was slowly shifting towards adopting remote work due to its advantages, but there was no widespread adoption due to the challenges it posed.
However, the global health crisis rapidly expedited the transition. As mandatory lockdowns came into effect to curb the spread of COVID-19, businesses were forced to shift to a work-from-home culture.
Companies and employees have set up protocols that have made working from home as efficient as on-site work. Working from home comes with several benefits, including cutting transportation costs and saving time for commuting to and from work. Additionally, it comes with another advantage: a $400
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Investors tend to panic when a bear market dominates the headlines. For Canadians with investments in their Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) or Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP), such news is unsettling.
It’s a test of nerves for most, although some can handle the sharp market drops better than others because of their portfolios’ underlying assets. To prep up your TFSA or RRSP for any eventuality, the key is not to overly invest in risky investments that pay high returns. While high returns are tempting, capital protection should take precedence at all times.
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