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A merchant cash advance, otherwise called a business loan is a kind of minimal period, unbound business capital. They are a characteristic option in contrast to the conventional business advance and are a relative amateur category to the business finance…
It was bad news for the buyers of UrbanCorp’s Kingsclub condos as the developer turn about on their building plans. North York condo rentals will replace these condos for sale in North York in King West. It was a move…
To know if gold is a good investment, it is important to understand why people decide to buy it. In times of uncertainty and economic instability, the purchase of gold makes more Sense than the purchase of other resources. Trusting…
Door fiberglass was introduced in the 90s and attracted much attention to its low maintenance function, good looks, efficient energy and weather resistance. Today, some home builders and carpenters believe that these fiberglass doors are better than traditional wooden doors. In addition, these doors have fewer…
From children’s sports activities and home renos to simply driving around, life is about to get more expensive in Ontario. BY TINA TEHRANCHIAN On July 1, the Ontario government will introduce the new Harmonized Sales Tax (HST). This means that certain…
Selecting between a RRIF or an annuity could be your most important retirement decision. RRIFs are now favoured over annuities by most retirees contemplating their RRSP maturity options. In making the decision between a RRIF and an annuity, the following…
Now that the kids are back to school, it’s a great time to talk about the recent changes to Registered Education Savings Plans (RESPs). Changes to RESPs at both the federal and the provincial level, make RESPs a more attractive…
You may be thinking about those spring-time projects that you will need to tackle this year, like landscaping the garden, rebuilding a patio or fence, changing older windows and doors, a new roof, or even remodeling your basement, kitchen or…
In early 2007, Ian Wright, a lawyer and partner at Scott, Petrie, Brander, Walters & Wright LLP, in London, Ontario approached our firm with an insightful query. Ian, an employment lawyer, believed that the way employee benefits had been valued by…
Imagine one day you have a massive heart attack and can’t come to work for weeks. What would happen to the day to day operation of your business? Who would pay the wages, write the cheques to pay the bills,…