My money My future:

Picking a Career:
1:Q:What is the most important factor to consider when picking your career? A:pick what you enjoy doing!
2:Q:Do students graduate college with debt? A: yes, students often graduate with large debt.
3:Q:Do people always find there desired job? A:No, most people find themselves to work at a less desirable job some part of their life.
4:Q:Do entry level salaries reflect graduate’s inexperience? A:Yes, the inexperience is reflected in entry level salaries as they are relatively low.
5:Q:What salary should you expect when you are inexperienced and have just graduated? A:Generally 30 dollars and under.
Taxes are a part of life:
1:Q:Are taxes mandatory? A:yes taxes are mandatory and you will be paying personal income taxes.
2:Q:Which department of the government is responsible for determining the personal tax rates? A:the department of finance
3:Q:Are tax rates higher or lower for those with high wages? A:higher
4:Q:what is an incremental tax system? A:it means that different levels of earnings are taxed at different rates.
5:Q:What was the provincial tax rate in 2011? A:every dollar will be subject to 10%provincial tax.
Saving my money
1:Q:what does saving money require? A:dedication
2:Q:Why is it important to save money? A:to have more options on how to spend money in the future. Giving you a sense of control.
3:Q:what are two of the important factors to start saving? A: Refer back to your goals at the beginning