When you turn 18, you become independent. Being able to drive, vote and no longer follow the curfew is just the beginning. Now you are an adult, it’s time to start a new chapter that sets the foundation for your life ahead, including your financial health.
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The Canadian government has introduced the Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) in order to help out Canadians who are earning no income due to COVID-19. Update: The Federal government announced that if you will be earning less than $1,000 (rather than no income at all), you will be eligible. Stay tuned as the federal government is continuously changing the rules.
If you have a big expense coming up — a car, a wedding, or a new baby, for example — you may be looking for ways to get some extra cash. If you’re currently receiving a structured settlement, you may be able to sell some of your future payments for a lump sum of cash.
Car leasing is one of your options if you are looking for a car to use, whether it’s for personal or business purposes. The difference between car leasing and buying or renting a car is that you pay monthly for the duration of the lease contract. You also get the opportunity to buy the leased car for its depreciated value. If you are thinking about going for this option, here are the benefits that you can get from it.
There’s no denying we all hear about the necessity of having insurance. Whether it’s insurance for our home, our cars, our health, our belongings, and everything else in between, there’s no escaping the push for getting yourself an insurance policy to cover everything under the sun.