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What Is Dollar Cost Averaging?

Investing can feel intimidating, especially when the market keeps moving up and down. One day prices are rising. The next day prices are falling. Then the news starts talking about interest rates, earnings reports, inflation, recessions, or whatever else is making investors nervous that week. For beginners, this can create one big question: When is […]

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What Is the CRA?

If you live, work, invest, or run a business in Canada, you will probably hear about the CRA at some point. CRA stands for the Canada Revenue Agency. In simple terms, the CRA is the government agency that deals with much of Canada’s tax and benefit system. For most people, the CRA is something you

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What Is an RESP?

Saving for your child’s future education can feel expensive — but Canada has an account designed to help. An RESP (Registered Education Savings Plan) is a special account that helps Canadians save for education while receiving government incentives along the way. Let’s break it down simply. What Is an RESP? An RESP is an account

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What Is a Stock? A Simple Guide

If you’re new to investing, you’ve probably heard people say things like “I bought stocks” or “the stock market is up today.” But what actually is a stock? The good news is that stocks are much simpler than they sound. What Is a Stock? A stock represents a small ownership stake in a company. When

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What Are SMART Goals?

A Beginner’s Guide to Realistic Financial Goals in Canada If you’ve ever tried to improve your finances, chances are you’ve set a goal before. Maybe you wanted to: The problem is that many financial goals fail because they are either too vague or too unrealistic. That’s where SMART goals can help. SMART goals give your

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