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Investing in Bonds

Posted by CanadianFinance 28 days ago, popular 28 days ago (http://retirehappyblog.ca)
Category: Personal Finance | Tags: investing in bonds bond returns
Given the state of market investing, bonds have become very popular. In fact, if you compare investing in markets to investing in bonds, you will see[...] read more »
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The Power Within You…or Is It Your Computer?

Posted by CanadianFinance 28 days ago, popular 28 days ago (http://stupidcents.com)
Category: Personal Finance | Tags: save electricity turn off computer
Do you have the power to turn off your computer at night? Leaving PCs on overnight costs companies $2.8 billion a year, in the United States alone! read more »
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How to Get Your Canada Pension Plan (CPP) Early

Posted by CanadianFinance 29 days ago, popular 29 days ago (http://retirehappyblog.ca)
Category: Personal Finance | Tags: canada pension plan cpp early cpp pay
To qualify to get your CPP early, you basically have to meet two key criteria. The first is you must be over the age of 60. The second is you must ha[...] read more »
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Fun With Math: More Than Just the Rule of 72

Posted by CanadianFinance 29 days ago, popular 29 days ago (http://stupidcents.com)
Category: Personal Finance | Tags: rule of 72 rules double your investment
The rule of 72 is used as an estimate to determine how long an investment will take to double at any given interest rate. read more »
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How much will the government pay you in retirement?

Posted by CanadianFinance 29 days ago, popular 29 days ago (http://retirehappyblog.ca)
Category: Personal Finance | Tags: government retirement income cpp oas
While it would be nice to get the maximum from the government for retirement, not everyone does. So how much will the government pay you in retiremen[...] read more »
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Is Netflix the Answer For the Frugal Movie Buff?

Posted by CanadianFinance 29 days ago, popular 29 days ago (http://stupidcents.com)
Category: Personal Finance | Tags: frugal movies netflix walmart dvds
There is no doubt that their service is far and above those who have tried to take a piece of the market share like Blockbuster and Walmart. But is N[...] read more »
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Three examples where pension splitting makes sense

Posted by CanadianFinance 32 days ago, popular 31 days ago (http://retirehappyblog.ca)
Category: Personal Finance | Tags: pension splitting income splitting
Sometimes rules can be confusing so I thought I would share a few examples of real life people who were able to take advantage of pension splitting. read more »
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Cross Border Shopping Exemptions

Posted by CanadianFinance 32 days ago, popular 31 days ago (http://canadianfinanceblog.com)
Category: Economy | Tags: cross border shopping exemption limits
When cross border shopping, there are exemption limits to what you can purchase and bring back into Canada without paying duties and taxes at the bor[...] read more »
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Should You Pay Off Your Mortgage Early?

Posted by CanadianFinance 32 days ago, popular 31 days ago (http://stupidcents.com)
Category: Real Estate | Tags: mortgage payment pay off your mortgage
Should you pay off your mortgage early? No need to make monthly a mortgage payment, but it might not be an efficient way to put your money to work fo[...] read more »
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The Benefits of Leveraging

Posted by CanadianFinance 32 days ago, popular 31 days ago (http://retirehappyblog.ca)
Category: Personal Finance | Tags: benefits of leveraging leveraging
The benefits of leveraging is that leveraging is the process of using borrowed money to make money. The risk comes into effect if you lose the money;[...] read more »
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Are You Planning for Your Retirement Lifestyle?

Posted by CanadianFinance 33 days ago, popular 33 days ago (http://canadianfinanceblog.com)
Category: Personal Finance | Tags: planning for retirement retirement life
Determining how you want to live in retirement is important, since your retirement lifestyle preferences will impact how much money you need. read more »
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Understanding Pension Splitting Rules

Posted by CanadianFinance 33 days ago, popular 33 days ago (http://retirehappyblog.ca)
Category: Personal Finance | Tags: taxes pension splitting pension income
Pension splitting is a powerful tax strategy that allows Canadians to give up to 50% of their eligible pension income to their spouse for tax purpose[...] read more »
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Best Inexpensive Commuting Bike Options

Posted by CanadianFinance 33 days ago, popular 33 days ago (http://canadianfinanceblog.com)
Category: Careers | Tags: inexpensive bike options commute to work
Compared to driving, these inexpensive bike options can save thousands of dollars and get you into shape as you force yourself to commute to work. read more »
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Having Money Doesn’t Mean You Know Money Management

Posted by CanadianFinance 34 days ago, popular 34 days ago (http://stupidcents.com)
Category: Personal Finance | Tags: budgeting money management spending
Many think having more money means the rules of money management don't apply. Money management requires you to understand something could change and[...] read more »
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Charitable Giving Using Life Insurance

Posted by CanadianFinance 34 days ago, popular 34 days ago (http://retirehappyblog.ca)
Category: Personal Finance | Tags: life insurance charitable giving
When using life insurance for charitable giving, it is important to consider different strategies and the different tax benefits. read more »
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