Many people sign financial documents without truly understanding their content—leaving themselves vulnerable to costly penalties, misleading terms, or legal loopholes. From tricky mortgage clauses to shady leasing agreements, financial leg hold traps are everywhere. This… Read More »Read Financial Documents Before Signing
The year ended OK in terms of Employment, with the Employment rate increasing, according to Stats Canada on Friday. In total there were 22,000 new jobs in December, with 38,000 of those being full-time positions,… Read More »Employment Up a Little More in December
Take advantage of this week’s Lotto Max controversy & squander a 3-goal lead with Canadians & World Junior Hockey team. Squabble with Delta Airlines over Russians and gold medals. See the ugly side of human… Read More »Random Thoughts: A MAX New Year
If you won the lottery as part of a group, is all the paperwork in order? You might lose out, if you are not careful.
Back to CPP and EI Folks For anyone who earns anything more than $47,200 annually they have been enjoying a vacation from their Canada Pension Plan (CPP) and Employment Insurance (EI) premiums for the past… Read More »Merry New Year, Please Open Your Wallet
