Jessica Gibson

Photo from Freepik Whether you want to reduce your 2025 tax bill or boost your retirement savings, the annual registered retirement savings plan (RRSP) deadline can create a sense of urgency. RRSP contributions lower your taxable income, and choosing the ... See more

Image from Freepik Investing is a long journey, not a single decision. So, when planning out your investment strategies, it helps to consider where you’re at in your life and retirement timeline. Advertisement Advertisement As your financial needs change ... See more

Starting a new life in Canada often means sticking to a careful budget as setup costs add up. The good news? Your everyday spending on things like groceries, transit, and recurring bills can actually work in your favour. By using a rewards credit card tha... See more

Credit card rewards are an often-overlooked financial asset. Many cardholders forget they even have points, while others redeem them without much thought. If your rewards are sitting unused or being cashed in at the wrong time, you could be leaving real v... See more

Key Takeaways According to many financial planners, you won't have as many expenses in retirement as you did before you retire. Instead, they say, you'll need about 70% to 80% of your pre-retirement income to maintain your lifestyle in retirement. For the... See more