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Where's my tax refund? It's what we ask once we know we're getting a refund. See how you can check the status of your tax refund.

Large income tax refunds are fun to get but you would be better off without them. Read why getting a large income tax refund may not be the best for you.

Large income tax refunds are fun to get but you would be better off without them. Read why getting a large income tax refund may not be the best for you.

Got a tax refund? Why give the government an interest free loan on your account? They surely aren't so willing to give us any tax free loans.

Every year, Canadians need to decided what yo do with their tax refund. Most spend it but this may be a good time to do something fiscally responsible.

Instead of subjecting you to the same boring list of "what your tax return should be used for" I figured I'd point out what most of you will do instead.

Health insurance consumers may have seen Medical Loss Ratio letters in the mail or perhaps even received a rebate check. But what is this medical loss ratio? Read on to find out.

The average tax return is about $3,000. Will you blow it all on something silly or put it to good use and improve your financial situation?

You want your tax return back as soon as possible. I get that. But make sure you don't get pulled into one of these common tax return scams.

I have been a Questrade client for a few years now, so I thought I would write up a Questrade review of my own.  Here's a Questrade promo code to give you $50 in free trades: a1b9d1d9 If you make 10 trades, they'll refund your $50 in free trades (from what I recall a few years back).   I was very very attracted to their $4.95 low commissions. They are a good basic online brokerage.