Your All-in-One Canadian Financial Dictionary

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Amounts taken from your paycheque before you receive it like taxes, CPP, EI, and benefits.

A payment you’ve made that hasn’t fully processed yet. The money is already reserved, even if it hasn’t been officially deducted.

Income you receive in retirement, usually built up through contributions during your working years.

A private code used with your debit or credit card to confirm it’s really you making a transaction.

All your investments combined like stocks, funds, and other assets in one place.

Another name for home insurance coverage that protects your home and belongings from damage or loss.

Interest charged on your credit card when you don’t pay your full balance by the due date.