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Money-Saving and Wealth-Building Tips

 

Compound interest and debt

Pay down non tax-deductible debt as quickly as possible

Pay down your mortgage, or contribute to an RRSP - which is better?

Credit cards - How compound interest can work against you

 

Compound interest and building wealth

If you save $1 per day, how much will you have?

To have $1 million in the future, how much must be deposited today?

RESPs - Be Aware, and Beware!

Tip:  Make compound interest work for you, not against you.

 

Reducing costs

See the Government Benefits and Services pages for Canada and your province or territory, for links to consumer protection information.  Save money by protecting yourself - 

Cost cutting suggestions and estimated savings over 30 years

Lower your insurance costs.

Free software

Prescription prices are not equal!

Private health care plans - cost may exceed benefits.

Your loyalty points or frequent flyer miles can expire.

Buying a vehicle

Rebates and PST reductions for fuel-efficient vehicles

Unclaimed bank balances

Check to see if there are unclaimed balances that belong to you or a relative.

 

Government benefits

Child and family benefits provided by governments

 

Tip:  Get ahead by living below your means!

 

Revised: July 19, 2010

 

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