Part of moving to a new country involves getting your
finances in order. At the same time, you can put plans
in place that will help you make the most of your income by making your savings grow. It’s also a time
to start thinking about the best investments for your
short-term and long-term needs.
This section helps put you on the path to sound financial
health.
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Understanding
your budget — Good financial planning starts
with a realistic budget. Find out why a budget is necessary,
how to create one and how to make your money work for
you. |
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Payroll
deductions and income tax — Paying income
tax is a part of every working Canadian’s life
— and so are payroll deductions. Here’s
an outline of how payroll deductions for income tax
work, as well as an explanation of the other types of
deductions from your pay that you’re likely to
see. |
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Managing debt
wisely — Some types of debt are better to
have than others. When you know the difference, you
can make better choices about your finances. |
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Sending
and receiving money — You may be sending money
to family in your home country or receiving money from
them. Here’s a secure, convenient way to transfer
funds. |
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Tips for buying a car — Buying
a new or used vehicle can be a complicated task,
especially when you consider the many financing
options that are available. Here’s how to
be smart about your car purchase. |
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