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Investing is the only way to ensure long term financial security. However, most people find the stock market intimidating and complex. It doesn’t have to be!

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The New 2020 TFSA Explained

By Ryan KasperJanuary 6, 2020

The Tax-Free Savings Account annual contribution limit has been is $6,000 for 2020. Here is the 2020 TFSA Explained, so you can make the most of your money in the New Year. In this post…

Robo-Advisors

What is the stock market?

By Bridget CaseyOctober 28, 2019

While the stock market might seem intimidating at first glance, it’s surprisingly easy once you get started. In fact, if you’re not a day-trader, investing in the stock market can be downright boring. An introduction…

Robo-Advisors

Best Robo-Advisors in Canada 2019

By Money After GraduationSeptember 9, 2019

We have more choices than ever about where to invest our money. Here are the best robo-advisors in Canada so you can get started in the stock market. Robo-advisors are still fairly new but are…

House Down Payment

The Income You Need to Purchase a Home in Canada’s 25 Largest Cities

By Money After GraduationAugust 19, 2019

What income and down-payment do you need in order to buy the average home in a major Canadian city? The average detached house in Canada costs $498,943 and you’ll need a down-payment of $24,947 and…

Passive Income

Dividend Investing: The Ultimate Passive Income Source

By Money After GraduationJune 28, 2019

Dividend investing is one of the best ways to create a completely passive income stream. With dividend stocks, you invest once and earn forever! Passive income, the type of income that you earn even while…

House Down Payment

The First Time Home Buyer Incentive Explained

By Bridget CaseyJune 20, 2019

The First Time Home Buyer Incentive (HBI) was announced in June 2019 to help middle-class Canadians purchase their first home. The program provides up to 10% of a home’s value as a downpayment. It will…

Best Investing Tools

Wealthsimple Trade vs Questrade

By Bridget CaseyJune 17, 2019

When it comes to choosing Wealthsimple Trade vs Questrade for your self-directed investing, there’s a lot to consider. From account type to investor preferences, the best fit is up to you… but it’s probably Questrade.…

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