The retirement age in Canada is 65 years. This might seem like a very long time for young people just starting their first jobs. Most pharmacist get their first paying job at age 25 and are gainfully employed for at least 40 years. It is possible to retire comfortably at Read more…
The Jamaica Stock Market contains 85 companies that monopolize the entire island. Jamaica has a population of 3 million and has a few companies that provides electricity, food, water, transportation, housing, gas and other essential services. Some of the top companies in the JSE includes: You may ask yourself, can Read more…
This book was written by George S. Closon in 1926. even though the book was written a long time ago and based on the life of people living in Babylon. The lessons thought in the book at that time are still valid. The book is about how the richest man Read more…
RESP is an investment tool that allows parents to save for their child’s post-secondary education. New parents can get carried away with buying brand name clothes, baby shoes, strollers, prom, baby cribs, bassinet ,etc. By the time your baby is one year old, you would have spent a small fortune Read more…
I was watching YouTube one day and I saw an interview with Teri Ijeoma, she was promoting here stock investing course, and I was instantly in awe, firstly because here was a woman who looked like me and she was making a lot of money. I was trying different side Read more…
Life InsuranceThere is a saying that we all know, it is, nothing is certain in life but death and taxes. Having a life insurance is for you and your immediate family. When you come to the end of your life your life insurance will pay for your funeral, pay off Read more…
How to reduce your taxes in Ontario, 2024.According to Indeed Salaries, the average salary for a pharmacist in Ontario is approximately $103,647 per year. So based on the data from CRA, Pharmacist will pay 20.5% federal income tax plus 11.16% Provincial income tax, total 31.66% income tax. This is at Read more…
I earned my pharmacy license in Canada in 2012 and started to work for one of the big corporate pharmacy. before i got my license i had a $20,000.00 student loan to complete the international pharmacy program at the University of Toronto. this was a great investment into my career. Read more…