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Life Insurance: When and Why You Should Consider It

Learn about the factors to consider when deciding to apply for life insurance and understand why it's not solely dependent on age. Discover the importance of life insurance for those with dependents, mortgages, or financial responsibilities, and explore the differences between term life and permanent life insurance. Get insights into determining the appropriate coverage amount and the benefits of securing life insurance early.

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2023 Changes to Canada Pension Plan and Employment Insurance: How They Affect Your Paycheck

Stay informed about the upcoming changes to Canada Pension Plan (CPP) and Employment Insurance (EI) contributions in 2023. Learn about the impact on your paycheck, cashflow, and retirement benefits, as well as the reasons behind these increases. Understand the new rates and maximum earnings thresholds for CPP and EI, and how they align with the broader plan for working Canadians.

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Understanding The Difference -Good Debt Vs. Bad Debt

Understanding the Difference - Good Debt vs. Bad Debt: Learn the essentials of managing debt in the rising interest rate environment. Discover the types of debt, what classifies as good or bad, and how to strike a balance for a healthier financial future. Plus, get insights on debt-to-income ratio and what happens to debt after death in Canada.

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Understanding the Impact of Hyperinflation and Interest Rates on Canadian Finances

The effects of hyperinflation and rising interest rates are creating a double financial squeeze for consumers. Food prices have soared, with significant increases in the cost of fresh fruit, meat, and vegetables. As purchasing power erodes, budgets are strained, leaving individuals and businesses struggling to keep up. Learn how wages are falling behind inflation and the challenges faced by both borrowers and savers.

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