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May 3 · 14 min read · Most newcomers spend their first year in Canada focused on the basics — getting a SIN, opening a bank account, finding a place to live, building credit. Investing usually waits. By the time you finally get to it, you have a chequing account paying 0....
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May 3 · 13 min read · Not financial advice. For educational purposes only. Moving to Canada is one of the biggest decisions you will ever make. You have probably spent months (or years) preparing: visa paperwork, finding housing, opening a bank account. But there is one t...
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May 3 · 12 min read · If you are trying to save money in Canada and are debating between the First Home Savings Account (FHSA) and the Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA), you are not alone. Both accounts offer incredible tax advantages, but they serve very different purposes...
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May 3 · 12 min read · Not financial advice. For educational purposes only. Moving to Canada means learning a new financial system — and one of the first things worth learning is that the government may owe you money. The GST/HST credit is a tax-free quarterly payment that...
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Apr 28 · 9 min read · Your Social Insurance Number is the first piece of paperwork every newcomer needs — and you can get it the same day you arrive. Whether you just landed as a permanent resident, hold a work permit, or are starting your first semester as an internation...
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