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2014

We Don’t Seem to Dread Debt

We don’t seem to dread debt any more, due to lower interest rates, or simply a change in how we view debt, but is this a good thing?

Lent List

Personal Finance: Lenten Financial Journey

Many folks dread their lenten journey, but you can use it for self-awareness and growth as well. Try to add financial goals to it, you will be surprised.

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RRSP Deadline & Canadian Tax Tips: What to Do After You Contribute

The RRSP deadline marks the official start of tax season in Canada. In this article, we look back at how to prepare for filing your taxes after making last-minute RRSP contributions. From collecting tuition and medical receipts to avoiding non-deductible claims, the article offers practical tips for maximizing your return. Common oversights like forgotten benefits, bus pass deductions, or school-related fees are highlighted. Whether using UFile, QuickTax, or another online platform, this RRSP deadline tax checklist remains a helpful reminder for Canadian filers — year after year.

Cat & Ladders

Saint David’s Day, Big Posts, RRSP Time, the Dating Game and #FreeFormFridays

Catch up on the latest blog post this Saint David’s Day – 2500 posts and counting from writer who shares insight on Welsh culture!

Sometimes One Sentence is Enough

After preparing for Post # 2500 I went through my archives, but also my Draft folder as well, and found this completely off topic, but still interesting article I wrote 4 years ago, doesn’t really… Read More »Sometimes One Sentence is Enough

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