Tim Cestnick is a Freelance Author at various publications. He is a recognized expert in personal finance and tax, with a focus on topics such as credit health, debt management, retirement planning, and saving and investing. Tim's insights have been featured in the Powell River Peak, Bowen Island Undercurrent, The Globe and Mail, and New West Record.
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Tim Cestnick's articles focus on tax, finance, and investment analysis with a national (Canada) perspective. He covers topics such as taxes, tax planning, estate planning, and charitable giving. Given this focus, he would likely be interested in sources who can provide expert insights into Canadian tax laws and regulations.
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By: Tim Cestnick
There are a number of ways to challenge the taxman’s take on your filing
Buying a home is no easy task for young people today, but the first home savings account (FHSA) and registered retirement savings plan (RRSP) can help
By: Tim Cestnick
Ensure you understand your residency status and make a plan for any retirement contributions if you’re moving
By: Tim Cestnick
There are no huge windfalls in store for taxpayers, but there are a few changes that take a bit of pressure off the pocketbook for some
By: Tim Cestnick
Rules around RESPs, home renovations and employee benefits among those seeing changes
There are strategies to be aware of if you’re renting out the property or planning to transfer it to your children
Despite the odd repair and maintenance, our cottage is a place where memories have been made, and something our kids will one day inherit – in a trust
If you’re running a business, full- or part-time, you should understand how the taxman looks at your losses
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By: Mahima Singh, Sara Mojtehedzadeh, Keito Newman
A Globe investigation finds regulatory loopholes are letting predatory companies run roughshod over vulnerable drivers
