'Sheer size' of household debt means vulnerability is expected to persist for some time cbc.ca/news/business/…

Why students need to do their taxes this year yhoo.it/2Pr3gnl by Jessy Bains

Lots of changes worth looking into if you're a renter in Toronto. Even more important if you're in the market for a rental. thestar.com/business/real_…

Just one of the enhanced rights for Toronto tenants using the new lease agreement format: "There is a provision that if a tenant requests a copy of their lease and doesn’t get it within 21 days, they can withhold one month’s rent."

“The (speculation) tax is key because it will change the economics of buying and holding real estate in that part of the country,” Kavcic said. “It’s very aggressive and I think it’s warranted. “ business.financialpost.com/real-estate/ex…

You can start filing your taxes as of today! Don't forget to checkout sherpa.tax to ensure you're getting every tax break you're eligible for - for free! The average Canadian misses out on hundreds of dollars in tax breaks every single year!

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The public transit tax credit allowed you to claim your weekly/monthly transit pass on your tax return. The tax credit no longer exists, but only from July 1st, 2017 onward. What does that actually mean for you?

If you bought weekly/monthly transit passes between January 1, 2017 and June 30th, 2017, you can still claim the tax credit! If you bought a TTC Metropass every month between those dates, you can get up to $100.00 back! That's like 10 months of Spotify, for free!

Many Canadian low-income households are hesitant to file their taxes as they often believe they'll have to pay the government rather than get money back, despite the latter being most likely. huffingtonpost.ca/hr-block-canad…

"Every Ontario preschooler will have access to free licensed child care from age 2 1/2 until they start kindergarten under a “historic” $2.2 billion budget boost to licensed care, Kathleen Wynne" Toronto Star #childcare #Ontario

Great move by Airbnb that we weren't aware of! x.com/hurdlr/status/…

Credit counselling expert says with debt loads at a record and little in the way of savings, Canadians may be 'caught off guard' if economic threats materialize business.financialpost.com/news/economy/d…

"Canadian household credit totalled a record $2.13 trillion at the end of February, roughly doubling since 2006, central bank data show. Residential mortgages account for 72 per cent of that. The rest includes credit cards, lines of credit and auto loans."

March home sales plunge 22.7%, with national average price sliding 10.4% business.financialpost.com/real-estate/ne…

Very unique and eye-catching way to commemorate those who've died on the job. Great stuff WSIB! #dayofmourning blogto.com/city/2018/04/e…

Today is the Tax Deadline Day! Make sure you check out sherpa.tax to ensure you're getting every single tax break you're eligible for, then actually file them! You still have 9 hours and 58 minutes (EST) if you're a procrastinator!

Slightly older article, but worth re-sharing. globalnews.ca/news/3933617/a…

If you rent in Toronto, this is a must. If you’re a landlord in Toronto...ditto! x.com/getdigsio/stat…