Tamar Satov

Canadians are embracing socially responsible investing to align their finances with their values. Find out how you can cash-in on ethical investments, too.

Taking out a loan to grow your nest egg could be a smart strategy if you’re careful about the details. Here are the pros and cons of borrowing to invest and how to do it successfully.

Refinance mortgage vs. home equity loan vs. HELOC: which to choose? Read on to learn the three main ways of borrowing — mortgage refinancing, home equity lines of credit (HELOC) and home equity loans — and to find out which one works for you.

Read about the pros and cons of getting a second mortgage in Canada to find out if it's the right choice for you.

Most of us think we would achieve long-term life satisfaction and be happier if only we could make more money. But the data around money and happiness is a lot messier than that simple equation. Here's why.

Maximize your tax savings by avoiding these common errors on Canadian income tax returns. Already goofed and want to know how to fix a mistake on your tax return? Here’s how to change your return after you’ve filed.

It's smart to try and get every tax break possible to reduce what you owe to the government. For some Canadians, that could means claiming the interest paid on mortgage payments. But your eligibility for a mortgage interest tax deduction depends on a number of circumstances. Find out whether this tax-saving strategy will work for you.

We all know it’s best to save for a rainy day but doing so can be daunting. Follow our step-by-step guide to establishing an emergency fund, with tips and tools to keep you on track.

The cost of buying a home may seem astronomical, but it's within reach if you follow these savvy strategies. An expert weighs in on how to save for a down payment for a house.

Were you one of the many Canadians who worked at home last year during the pandemic? The good news is that you may be able to reduce the taxes you pay when you file your return this year, thanks to work-at-home tax deductions. Find out everything you need to know about how to claim this new tax deduction in 2022.

Most people think you have to make tax claims on your most current tax return. That's not the case. You have some leeway and can defer tax claims to a certain degree so you maximize how much tax you save. Whether it's RRSPs, tuition, medical expenses or charitable donations, you can shift the timing to best suit your financial situation. Our guide explains all the tips and tricks.

Stay up to date on filing deadlines, new deductions, changes this year and how to file your taxes with this quick guide.

Here’s what you need to know about Canada’s RRSP contribution limits, so you aren’t stuck with a surprise tax bill.

Once again, the Canadian government has set the annual TFSA limit at $6,000, which is the same as last year. Should you contribute? Here’s what you need to know about the TFSA limit and how a TFSA can help you achieve your financial goals.

Becoming a "budgeting boss" starts with understanding your financial attitudes, values, and behaviours. Then, match your money personality with a similar budgeting technique.