Confused about how taxes work in Canada? Learn about the various taxes paid in Canada and the types of benefits you can receive as an international student.

Are you taking advantage of all available grants, tax benefits and deductions available for Persons with Disabilities?. These benefits help offset the cost of impairments by reducing your tax liability. Learn about eligible medical expenses, disability related benefits, caregiver deduction and the disability tax credit.

Have money-related conversations been part of your relationships? How did they go? Did they lead to any surprising responses? According to a recent Ipsos poll conducted on behalf of BMO, spending is a source of conflict for one in three (32%) couples. Notably, around 35% believe their partner spends too much, and some admit they are not always completely honest about their finances. Understandably, this can create significant stress.

Congratulations on receiving a job offer! Now comes the big question: should you negotiate for a higher salary? Many of us feel uncomfortable discussing money, and even if the salary seems fair, you may worry that asking for more could cost you the opportunity.

Fraud is one of the fastest-growing crimes, and it has a devastating impact on its victims. Last year, Canadians reported losing about $416 million to fraud, a 55% increase from the $269 million reported in 2021. Learn how to protect yourself and avoid falling victim to some of the most prevalent methods used by fraudsters. Scams are everywhere, but with the right tools and tips, you can equip yourself to recognize them and safeguard your hard-earned money.

Investing and savings are the cornerstones of wealth management. Learn about investment basics, such as the types of investment vehicles-such as GICs, Mutual Funds, Bonds, Stocks, and ETFs-where to invest (financial institutions for investing and savings, investment platforms), and the difference between a registered and non-registered account.

Fraud is one of the fastest-growing crimes, and it has a devastating impact on its victims. Last year, Canadians reported losing about $416 million to fraud, a 55% increase from the $269 million reported in 2021. Scams are everywhere, but with the right tools and tips, you can equip yourself to recognize them and safeguard your hard-earned money.

Graduating soon? Confused about OSAP repayment and important timelines? Attend this workshop to learn when repayment begins, key details about the National Student Loans Repayment Centre (NSLSC), the Repayment Assistance Program, and the resources available to help you determine your loan repayments.

Big purchases require major planning! Graduating soon and wondering how and when to make those significant investments or purchases after leaving Mac? Attend this workshop to learn about goal setting, prioritizing, and developing a spending and savings plan. Discover how debt works for major purchases and understand the impact of debt payments on your budget. Determine whether discretionary purchases align with the goals and values you have set for yourself.