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Canadian university fees include mandatory ancillary charges, health and dental insurance, books, housing and travel. This 2026 Queen’s University example shows what may be refundable, what must be paid and why families should inspect every line before surrendering the chequebook. The post University Fees: Opting out, revisited appeared first on Canadian Personal Finance Blog . There is a newsletters at http://eepurl.com/geDLUv
University tuition is only the cover charge.
Check the health and dental opt-out rules, read every ancillary fee and save the confirmation.
Universities provide education. Their bills provide advanced reading comprehension.
#RESP #UniversityCosts #CanadianFinance
(via University Fees: Opting out, revisited)
University tuition is only the cover charge. Then come ancillary fees, health and dental plans, books, housing and travel. Read every line. Check every opt-out deadline. #RESP #UniversityCosts #CanadianFinance #StudentMoney
(via New-ish Look, Olympic Heartbreak and Sunday's Best)
A layoff is rarely just a career event. It can affect identity, pensions, retirement timing, and long-term financial security.This reflection looks back one year after the Nortel collapse and the lessons that only became clear with time.
#CareerTransition #RetirementPlanning #Pensions #Leadership(via A Year Ago)
The hardest retirement question isn't:
"Can I afford to retire?"
It's:
"What am I going to do on a Tuesday morning?"
#Retirement #PersonalFinance
(via Why You Need to Consider Lifestyle in Your Retirement Planning)
Water and Flooding in Ottawa: A Canada Day to Remember for the Wrong Reasons 🌊💦 On Canada Day, #Ottawa was hit with a lot of flooding, causing widespread damage and disruption to daily life. The problems that have arisen from this continue to persist, and it's crucial to assess the situation and take necessary actions. Are you sure your Home Insurance covers this type of unexpected event? It's essential to review your policy and understand what's included and what's not. Best have a read soon, so you're not caught off guard in the future! 📝 The flooding in Ottawa is a stark reminder of the importance of being prepared for natural disasters, which are becoming more frequent due to #ClimateChange. Stay informed, stay safe! 🌟
(via Water and Flooding)
Understand the complexities surrounding the 2009 recovery in a volatile financial landscape. What did the future hold?
In the summer of 2009 we hoped that the recession was finally over, but it really wasn't quite done tormenting us. Since then we have not had a major market meltdown, so when?
University fees in Canada are more than just tuition. This article breaks down real-world examples from Queen’s University in 2016, including health and dental insurance costs, and hidden student association levies. Learn how to identify optional charges, when to opt out, and why these fees may account for up to 25% of total education costs. Ideal for parents planning RESP strategies or students navigating their first university bill.
(via Hidden Costs of Canadian Universities: A Guide to Opting Out of Fees)
Sometimes the best financial advice is given in a riddle or a parable, like the story of the singing horses, which my Dad told me, while loaning me money
#Money #Parable #Advice #Parents #Loans
(via Advice: Best Financial Advice Ever Given)
Banks rejecting your mortgage application isn't always bad news.
Sometimes they're protecting you from yourself.
#Mortgage #CanadianHousing #PersonalFinance
Canada avoided a U.S.-style subprime crisis, but mortgage fraud and risky lending remain serious concerns in today's housing market.
Want to improve your finances and your life? Whether you're dealing with debt, health challenges, or both, meaningful change rarely happens overnight. Here's why patience and consistency still win. The post Do You Want to Stop Being Fat, Broke and Ugly? appeared first on Canadian Personal Finance Blog . There is a newsletters at http://eepurl.com/geDLUv
Everyone wants: 💰 Get rich quick 🏃 Lose weight fast ✨ Instant transformation Unfortunately, life usually replies: "Best I can do is hard graft and consistency." #PersonalFinance #DebtFree #SelfImprovement #Debt
Financial success often begins with awareness. Whether through spreadsheets, apps, or simple notes, documenting goals and tracking spending remain foundational personal finance habits.
#FinancialPlanning #Budgeting #PersonalFinance
(via Write it down!)
After three weeks of retirement, here are some honest reflections about time, work, FIRE, and why most retirees wish they'd retired sooner. The post Retirement: Nobody Says appeared first on Canadian Personal Finance Blog . There is a newsletters at http://eepurl.com/geDLUv
Three weeks into retirement, I have a few observations. The biggest one? Most retirees I've spoken to wish they'd retired sooner. Time really is the ultimate currency. #Retirement #CanadianFinance #FIRE #Pension
What counts as found money?
Any unexpected money:
tax refunds
bonuses
inheritances
rebates
gifts
legal settlements
(via Found Money Trap)