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The 2016 Federal Budget is in: What Does it Change for You?

March 31, 2016

THE 2016 Federal Budget

IT’S IMPORTANT TO UNDERSTAND DETAILS OF THE NEW BUDGET   The new Liberal government rolled out their 10 year spending and tax plans on Tuesday, March 22nd. In a nutshell, the 2016 Federal Budget focuses on putting more cash in the pockets of low and middle-income families and on improving the infrastructure in cities and […]

Filed Under: Government

Sexy Photo Fun Could End Up A Nightmare Of Revenge Porn – The Saturday Weekend Review #157

January 30, 2016

online bullying photos

ONE OF THE EASIEST WAYS TO GO BROKE IS TO COMMIT A CRIME What happens behind closed doors in an intimate relationship should stay closed to protect everyone involved. For those who feel wronged in a relationship or with ulterior motives “revenge porn” may be their ticket to the last laugh or to cash in. […]

Filed Under: Canadian Law, Relationships, The Saturday Weekly Review

3 Ways To Prevent Getting Fired Because Of Social Media

July 23, 2015

social media engagement

  HOW MUCH IS SOCIAL MEDIA WORTH TO YOU? It’s nothing new that people have lost their jobs because their employer found out or was notified about something posted on a social media account. Just imagine you are working towards a debt-free life and a good retirement fund and life is good. Then all of […]

Filed Under: Employment and HR

10 Tips to find employment that suits your budget and lifestyle

April 9, 2015

10 tips to find employment to suit your budget and lifestyle(1)

HOT JOBS: ARE THEY HARD TO FIND?   Most people don’t want to work in a minimum wage job the rest of their lives. Having further education or skills should help people find meaningful employment that earns more money. Finding employment that will earn you enough money to balance your budget doesn’t have to be […]

Filed Under: Employment and HR

Your Last Will And The Legal Ramifications Of Death

October 2, 2014

Your Last Will And The Legal Ramifications Of Death

HOW DEATH CAN AFFECT YOU AS AN EXECUTOR OF THE WILL When a loved one dies, the grief of death that follows is often overwhelming and difficult to bear. I know this feeling all too well as my stepfather passed away in 2013 after a COPD diagnosis and several recurrences of cancer. If you’re a […]

Filed Under: Canadian Law, Estate Planning Canada

5 Tips for Sorting Out Your Finances When Moving Abroad

September 25, 2014

Moving Abroad

MOVING ABROAD AND YOUR FINANCES   If you are planning on moving abroad then it is sure to be an exciting but nerve-racking period in your life. One big risk at this time is that with so many issues to sort out you might end up neglecting your finances.   Keep your home bank account […]

Filed Under: Immigration/Permanent Resident Canada

Not Having One Of The Best Paying Jobs Is Embarrassing

August 11, 2014

best paying jobs Canada

ADVANCE YOUR CAREER BY TAKING CONTROL OF YOUR JOURNEY We all have dreams of graduating school and finding one of the best paying jobs around so we can get a kick-start on life because money is important just to survive. Even the best paid jobs in the world have taken more than just a foot […]

Filed Under: Employment and HR, From the Readers

Lying on your resume can get you fired: The Saturday Weekend Review #84

August 9, 2014

The Saturday Weekend Review 84 resume lies

GOOD RESUMES TELL THE TRUTH   Writing a resume for many people is just as intimidating a task as is creating a budget. I know they are on two different spectrums but it’s true. I can’t tell you how often I’ve heard people over the years cringe about having to write a resume and seeking […]

Filed Under: Employment and HR, The Saturday Weekly Review

What or who do you rely on to earn an income?

July 21, 2014

Bus schedule earn income

YOU ARE YOUR INCOME SOURCE   We all need to earn an income to survive in this crazy world. Many people jump in their vehicle or rely on other community services in the morning to go to work. Typical day… maybe. What would happen if there was no more bus service or our vehicle stopped […]

Filed Under: Employment and HR

How the new anti-spam law in Canada affects your email subscriptions

June 25, 2014

No Spam Anti-spam law Canada

SAY GOOD-BYE TO CANADIAN SPAM   New Anti-spam legislation in Canada is just around the corner for Canadian businesses and consumers who need to know why it’s important to them. Every time I hear the word “Spam” It’s either related to the tinned delicacy (joking, I hate Spam) that was a product of the war […]

Filed Under: Government

Disability Tax Credit Application Cost Couple $1629 (Sample Letter)

May 21, 2014

Disability Tax Credit Canada

THERE MAY BE MONEY FOR YOU IN DISABILITY TAX CREDITS There are tax credits for disabled people most popular being The Disability Tax Credit in Canada but knowing where to look and how to apply takes time. Applying for the Revenue Canada disability tax credit certificate was something I did to help our friends’ parents […]

Filed Under: Government

Can you afford to take a full day off from work?

February 12, 2014

ill girl taking medicine

PAYING THE BILLS TAKES MONEY   In order to take a full day off from work for most people that means an entire day’s loss of income. That can be tough for any budget but there are times when it must be done. Unless your employer has provided you with stellar benefits or a contract […]

Filed Under: Employment and HR

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