Every year, the lead-up to the “Big Game” tells a familiar story. We know that roughly 1.4 billion chicken wings will be consumed on Super Bowl Sunday, and that a 30-second TV commercial spot costs more than a private island. However, for the modern professional, these statistics are mere background
How you think about your taxes may distinguish you from your peers. By Nicholas Flemming, CPA, CFA, M.Sc, FMA When do you start thinking about your taxes? February? March? April? Perhaps you’re a habitual late filer, believing that there is no rush to file if the government owes you money.
So, Black Friday and Cyber Week are almost here, and if you’re like us, the thrill of a good deal is both exciting and a bit of a budget trap. You’ve probably been hearing about these “once-a-year” discounts for weeks now, and suddenly, there’s all this pressure to click “buy”.
Tax season is over for many Canadians, but that doesn’t mean financial planning stops there. We sat down with Nicole Ewing, Director of Tax and Estate Planning at TD Wealth, to explore how to make the most of your tax return, deal with outstanding taxes, and plan for a smoother
Filing taxes for the first time in Canada can seem daunting, but understanding the basics can make the process smoother and less intimidating.
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