Don’t break the bank when it’s time for back to school

 Ah, August. Summer is nearly done, and parents are starting to reset their minds and schedules towards September – even if their children are not remotely interested in thinking about the start of another school year. But while the kids are trying to avoid all things school-related, parents are looking

Ten Medical Expenses You Didn’t Know Were Eligible for the Medical Tax Credit

 As Canadians we like to take pride in our publicly funded healthcare system, but the truth is many of us – especially those with or caring for someone with disabilities or chronic conditions – pay out of pocket for a wide range of essential health services.  Studies show Canadians pay

Show Your Wallet Some Love: 4 Tips for Finding Your Financial Match

 Love is digital. Any stigma around finding your true love online has evaporated in recent years, and technology continues to change the dating game. Apps and websites have given us the ability to tap into a world of choice when it comes to love. Just build your profile, compare your

Retiree Has Nightmarish Experience Moving from Large Home to Smaller Condo

 TO THE EDITOR: We wanted to sell our house and move to a condo. We lived in Old Ottawa South and moved to The Glebe Annex, just west of Bronson Avenue. The first thing we did was attack the basement and throw out as much stuff as we could. Then