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05/23/2026

Happy Birthday, Calyssa!

05/20/2026

"Understanding how room accumulates, where to find your exact limit and how to avoid the mistakes that trigger a penalty tax is not complicated. But for many Canadians, the gap between what they could shelter and what they’ve actually sheltered is wide enough to matter."

The Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) now offers $109,000 in lifetime contribution room — but CRA data shows most Canadians are far behind. Here's how to catch up

05/05/2026

04/30/2026

04/30/2026

Should you buy your child a home before they even hit high school? Here’s what Canadian parents need to know to make a plan?

As Canadian housing affordability pushes first-time buyers past age 40, some parents are taking drastic action — but the CRA has important rules that apply

04/29/2026

Happy Birthday, Krissy!

04/29/2026

“Try your best to have your return ahead of midnight April 30. That way, you don’t have any late fees taken away from, hopefully, a potential refund,”

The clock is ticking for Canadians to file their income tax returns.

04/27/2026

"From work from home to charity, there's a line for all your clarity..."

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04/24/2026

1. Gluten-free groceries (for celiac disease)
2. Medical Cannabis
3. Your dog's food and vet bills (service animals)
4. Wigs for medical hair loss
5. Makeup, music subscriptions, and even psychic advice

Personal finance contributor Christopher Liew walks you through some of the strangest, most surprising things the CRA actually lets you claim on your return, and how to make sure you're doing it right.