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Financial abuse is the most common form of elder abuse in Canada. Watch for these signs to protect your loved ones:
1. Out-of-character withdrawal of funds.
2. Sudden changes in living arrangements.
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You don’t have to be a child’s parent to open a Registered Education Savings Plan (RESP).
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Living on your own for the first time is exciting, but it also comes with new responsibilities.
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Planning for retirement starts with knowing what you earn and what you spend.
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If you suspect you’ve been a victim of investment fraud, report it immediately. The OSC’s Inquiries and Contact Centre can help in over 200 languages.
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Multi-generational households are becoming common. Taking care of kids and parents can be financially stressful.
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Knowing how much you might pay in mortgage payments can help you plan for purchasing your dream home.
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Learning doesn’t have to stop in the summer. Enroll in free courses at Investing Academy to learn the basics of investing, managing your money, and planning for the future.
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If you’re thinking of investing, remember to always check the registration of people and businesses selling you an investment or giving you financial advice.
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Segregated funds are insurance contracts that invest in underlying assets and provide a guarantee to protect part of the money you invest if you hold your investment for a set period.
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An exchange-traded fund (ETF) holds a collection of investments such as stocks or bonds. When you buy an ETF, you own shares in the fund, but not the actual securities in the fund.
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