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Buying your first home

First-Time Home Buyer’s Checklist: Financial Planning and Unexpected Costs

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Buying your first home is an exciting milestone, but it also comes with a variety of financial commitments that first-time buyers may not fully anticipate. Beyond the sticker price, several hidden costs can sneak up and create unexpected strain if you’re not properly prepared. Whether you’re just starting your search or already saving for your […]

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Using Investments to Get out of Debt

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The average Canadian was in about $20,000 of non-mortgage debt in 2021, according to Equifax Canada. This means that the everyday spending of many Canadians is outpacing their income by a significant amount. There are all kinds of strategies for tackling debt, including various ways you can budget your earnings and other approaches for paying down

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Empowering Small Businesses: The Strategic Advantage of Co-Employment

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Table of Contents:Key TakeawaysIntroduction to Co-EmploymentSmall business owners are well acquainted with managing growth while handling the intricate details of human resources. The concept of co-employment, also known as employee leasing, presents an attractive solution. By partnering with a Professional Employer Organization (PEO), businesses can share employee management tasks, enabling them to focus on their

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At What Age Should We Begin Planning for Retirement?

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An outline of.the key considerations and some case examples of how these can be applied in various situations

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