Each province provides its own roster of tax credits that often mirror or extend those provided by the federal government, but vary from province to province

A household that spends $10,000 on eligible home renovations potentially can get back $1,500. The tax credit has a $10,000 maximum per couple. Qualified applicants must be 65 years or older by the end of the year...- click headline or photo

Avoid the pitfalls of managing your parents’ financial affairs! - Gather Your Parents’ Financial Information Before It’s Too Late / Keep Good Records of Financial Transactions to Avoid Family and Legal Problems / Professionally Prepared Income Tax Returns Take the Pressure Off You / Invest a Parent’s Money Conservatively or You May Have to Support Them - click headline or photo

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How much income would most of us consider enough during our retirement? Canadian finance ministers will implicitly give us their answer when they define a “modest Canada Pension Plan (CPP) expansion” at their next meeting in June - click headline or photo

70 per cent of new businesses are started by men but women tend to be more successful - click headline or photo

Sell it? Keep it in the family? Wind it down? - click headline or photo

Here are 9 financial issues relating to common-law relationships to consider - click headline or photo