You and Your Money. What they don’t teach you in music school! For the Hamilton Musicians’ Guild, August 2018 Dear colleagues and fellow musicians; If I may be so bold, let me offer you something that most of you will think is probably twisted and bizarre – well, I’ll settle for bizarre anyway. After […]
You and Your Money. What they don’t teach you in music school! For the Hamilton Musicians’ Guild, April 2018 Dear colleagues and fellow musicians; Well it’s April and that means tax time again. Some of you may have already started receiving refunds particularly if you set up for electronic deposit with the government. What I […]
You and Your Money. What they don’t teach you in music school! For the Hamilton Musicians’ Guild, April 2015 This is the first of a series of articles that I have been asked to write to assist fellow musicians with managing their money. All musicians work hard for their money and my aim is to […]
You and Your Money. What they don’t teach you in music school! For the Hamilton Musicians’ Guild, October 2015 Keeping proper financial records is a necessary task for anyone wishing to successfully pursue a career as a self-employed musician. This is article is the second installment dedicated to musicians who are new to the business […]
You and Your Money. What they don’t teach you in music school! For the Hamilton Musicians’ Guild, November 2017 Dear colleagues and fellow musicians; Well, we have received our first snowfall today and by time this article goes to press there will be about six weeks left in the tax year. Now before you skip […]
The 2017 RRSP deadline is March 1, 2018 and the maximum contribution limit is $26,010. To record a deduction on your 2017 tax return for contributions to a Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP), contributions have to be made into an RRSP by March 01, 2018.
