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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 9
- Latest publication
- Sep 28, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for St. Catharines Standard
- Top 500K sites
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- Aug 17, 2026
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How do taxes work if I move to the U.S. for a job? (opens the original)
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Lora Grady is a personal finance reporter for the Star. Reach her via email at lgrady@thestar.ca. Q: Despite my fears about U.S. President Donald Trumpâs next moves, I’m considering moving to the U.S. for work. How will that affect my taxes? A: Relocating to the U.S. for work is a little more complicated than you might think. Tax implications are “one of the most overlooked and most critical aspects of relocating,” says Ksenia Tchern McCallum, lead immigration lawyer at Tchern McCallum Immig
How much will the government give me in free money with an RESP? (opens the original)
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Lora Grady is a personal finance reporter for the Star. Reach her via email at lgrady@thestar.ca. Q: What free government money is available for my child’s education â and how do I claim it? A: A registered education savings plan (RESP) is a great way to save for post-secondary costs such as tuition, rent, books, tools and transportation. If the child is eligible, the Canadian government will provide grants to help grow your RESP savings. “RESPs are a powerful way to save for a childâs ed
How much will the government give me in free money with an RESP? (opens the original)
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Lora Grady is a personal finance reporter for the Star. Reach her via email at lgrady@thestar.ca. Q: What free government money is available for my child’s education â and how do I claim it? A: A registered education savings plan (RESP) is a great way to save for post-secondary costs such as tuition, rent, books, tools and transportation. If the child is eligible, the Canadian government will provide grants to help grow your RESP savings. “RESPs are a powerful way to save for a childâs ed
Your insurance may not cover Wednesday’s storm damage. Here’s why (opens the original)
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The damage from Wednesday's thunderstorm raises serious questions about whether Rogers Stadium can finish its 2026 concert calendar. Annie Gabrielian was driving eastbound in the express lanes of Hwy. 401 during last Wednesday’s violent thunderstorms when her car’s rear window shattered. âThere was debris flying everywhere and hail was coming down,â she says. Suddenly, Gabrielian felt wind and rain against the back of her head. âMom,â her son said from the back seat, âthe back window
What happens to my crypto when I die? (opens the original)
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Lora Grady is a personal finance reporter for the Star. Reach her via email at lgrady@thestar.ca. Q: I heard a story about someone who had millions of dollars in crypto assets but his family couldnât access it when he unexpectedly died. How can I make sure my executors have legal access to my crypto assets? A:Â Crypto assets have significantly grown in popularity over the past decade. In fact, one in four Canadians now own some kind of crypto asset, according to the Ontario Securities Commissi
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