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Whether you are self-employed, working for an employer, or earn income from investments, filing your taxes will help you be compliant with the CRA (Canada Revenue Agency) and provide you the opportunity to claim tax credits and other benefits that could benefit you financially. Failure to file your return or late filing can result in … Read more
Shoppers will always be worried when a large-scale product recall takes place, especially for major retailers like Costco. In April 2026 the Canadian division of Costco announced a nationwide product recall of a popular gluten-free pizza kit, due to a potential mould issue, and started giving full refunds to all customers affected by the recall. … Read more
If you live in Canada and have a credit score that is below 600, the chances of getting approved for a traditional credit card are nearly impossible. However, don’t feel bad as there are many “bad” (secured) credit cards available to assist you in rebuilding your credit profile. In this detailed guide, i will explore … Read more
OAS Payment Increase April–June 2026, bringing higher monthly support for Canadian seniors. The New CRA Senior Benefit Rates 2026 include updated OAS amounts for people aged 65 to 74 and seniors aged 75 and over. Canada’s seniors will receive slightly higher OAS payments for the April to June 2026 quarter as the federal government adjusts … Read more
In Canada, the Old Age Security (OAS) pension is a core retirement benefit that is received by seniors 65 years of age or older. If you have a high income, the federal government may reduce your OAS payments through a recovery tax referred to as the OAS clawback. Please note that these clawback rules and … Read more
If you are looking to borrow, buy a mortgage, or rent a property in Canada, understanding your credit score is essential. A good credit score can give you access to many more ways to make money; while having a bad credit score will restrict options and increase your costs of borrowing money. This article will … Read more