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r/PersonalFinanceCanada is a subreddit with 1.7M members. Its distinguishing qualities are that the community is massive in size, and has crazy activity.
Your one-stop shop to discuss personal finance within Canada.
Popular Themes in r/PersonalFinanceCanada
#1
Advice Requests
: "Shopping for a new car for the first time through dealership, I felt like I had to do the convincing."
38 posts
#2
Money Talk
: "TD Canada Bank Fees changing July 1"
26 posts
#3
Pain & Anger
: "Rogers let someone open an account under my name without ID — now I’m being chased for debt and my credit is ruined"
11 posts
#4
Solution Requests
: "Any good financial planning / retirement planning software available for public?"
2 posts
#5
Ideas
: "Looking for a viable side hustle in Canada with low startup cost — any ideas?"
1 post
#6
Opportunities
: "Superior Government Spending Metric"
1 post
#7
News
: "The Most Controversial Topics in Personal Finance - The Ben Felix (dividends, buying vs renting, FI RE)"
1 post
Popular Topics in r/PersonalFinanceCanada
#1
Mortgage
: "Need advice – Ex added me to Manitoba Hydro without consent, now it’s on my credit during Mortgage process"
21 posts
#2
Investment
: "Investment property vs primary residence mortgage payments"
17 posts
#3
Money
: "Sending Money to the employer"
13 posts
#4
Finance
: "University student suddenly expected to manage a full household's Finances. I know nothing where should I start?"
13 posts
#5
Debt
: "350k unsecured Debt"
12 posts
#6
Credit Card
: "Is there any real benefit to having more than one Credit Card in Canada?"
12 posts
#7
Car
: "Rental Car Nightmare - Being Accused of Expensive Pre-existing damage"
11 posts
#8
Rrsp
: "I'm 67. Can someone explain to me why I can't access my Rrsp savings?"
9 posts
#9
Insurance
: "Home Insurance just went up by a third"
8 posts
#10
Taxes
: "I paid my parents for childcare (the max $8000 allotment) and I also file their Taxes for them. Where do I claim this income on their tax return (using wealthsimple)?"
8 posts
Member Growth in r/PersonalFinanceCanada
Yearly
+269k members(18.9%)
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