Why is it so difficult for self-employed Canadians to qualify for a mortgage? There are a few reasons, but it isn't impossible.

Your lender may present you with the choice between a loan or a line of credit. So what is the difference, and how do you know which is the right one for you?

In 2021 Aeroplan and Starbucks Rewards joined forces. So how do you link the two accounts, and is it worth converting Aeroplan points to Stars?

By co-signing a mortgage in Canada, you can help a family member who may be having difficulty obtaining a mortgage on their own. Here is what you need to know.

You may at some point need to make or receive a lump-sum payment. So what is a lump sum payment, and what are the financial situations in which they are used?

The Income Tax Act offers relief, allowing Canadians to claim eligible medical expenses that are non-reimbursable by a public or private health insurance plan.

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The First Home Savings Account (FHSA) is the best new financial tool/account for Canadians wanting to save and invest to buy their first home in Canada.

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Mortgage stress test rules ensure that homebuyers can afford to pay back their mortgages. But how does the mortgage stress test work, and when is it necessary?

Many Canadian homeowners have wondered if mortgage interest is tax deductible. So when can you claim mortgage interest as a tax deduction?

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