The beginner’s guide to Registered Education Savings Plans
A registered education savings plan (RESP) is a tax-advantaged savings and investment account backed by the Canadian government that may make it easier for parents and caregivers to save for their children’s education. RESP investments grow tax-free. Plus, government incentives...
Message From the United States minority chamber of commerce:”A newe global foreign labour visa”,Building momentum...
WWW.MINORITYCHAMBER.NET As the U.S. Minority Chamber of Commerce celebrates its 25th anniversary, we are proud to announce a groundbreaking initiative for 2025 that addresses both workforce challenges in the United States and economic development in partner nations through legal employment...
5 Common Auto Repairs Your Car May Need
As a responsible car owner, you’re on the hook to make sure your car gets regular maintenance work and repairs done. Unfortunately, some of those repairs can be rather costly. If you can, setting a budget and saving money for...
Is it Too Late to Switch Mortgage Lenders?
Switching mortgage lenders can be a smart financial move, offering the chance to secure better interest rates, improved terms, or other benefits. However, timing is critical. Whether your mortgage is at mid-term or approaching renewal, evaluating your options and understanding...
The Pros and Cons of Direct Investing
Direct investing offers individuals the opportunity to manage their own portfolios, make decisions without intermediaries, and potentially earn higher returns. It’s a popular choice among investors looking for more control and flexibility in their financial decisions, including through online trading...
Aflac: Do Stay-At-Home Moms Need Life Insurance Coverage?
Stay-at-home moms don’t often earn an income, so many may believe they don’t need life insurance or even know what life insurance is. However, maintaining a household and taking care of the kids is a lot of work, and that...
OneMain Financial: What Happens When a Debt Goes to Collections?
Financial distress can cause someone to get behind on their bills. Being late by a month or two can result in late fees and other penalties. But when a debt has gone between 90 and 180 days past delinquency, the...
Trendy Toronto restaurant closes permanently and will soon be replaced
A Toronto restaurant that was once a hotspot in the city to see and be seen has reached the end of the road, closing down permanently as its owners prepare to turn it into something new. Nearly four years after...
Entertainment complex with bowling and video games opens in Toronto mall
Over four years since the closure of the massive Playdium Mississauga, the brand of entertainment centres owned by Cineplex is still alive and well, and just opened its latest location in Toronto. The theatre giant opened its newest Playdium location...
Satellite images show serious lack of sun in Ontario that’s been bumming everyone out
Parts of the GTA may be enjoying glimpses of the sun during these first days of the New Year, but the past few weeks have been largely dominated by miserably overcast skies that have served to drag down the general morale in and around Toronto....
