The COVID-19 pandemic has taken a heavy toll on the Canadian economy, and many of us are experiencing financial stress from mounting bills, reduced incomes, and job uncertainty. Here are some tips to manage your finances and reduce your stress during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The end of April is fast approaching. If you owe the government taxes, then you must file your personal tax return by April 30. If you are recently separated or are in the process of getting divorced, then there are tax consequences. Here are a couple of articles from The Globe and Mail that explain what some of the tax consequences are.
For many, the start of a new year brings reflection of the past year, and the setting of goals for the upcoming year. Setting personal finance goals are among the most common. However, in order to set appropriate financial goals, it helps to assess your current financial situation. When it comes to personal finances, have you ever wondered how you stack up to everyone else?