Frank L. Meissner
379 Queen St S, Unit 4 N2G 1W6 Kitchener, ON, Canada

In a new report by RBC, one in three young Canadians have given up on homeownership. Skyrocketing home prices, economic uncertainty and the belief that prices may come down, has caused many to give up. #housingmarket http://bit.ly/4home6

Walking isn’t just a way to get from one place to another. This simple, low-impact activity has many benefits. But can walking help you to lose weight? And does walking count as cardio? Lumino Health talked to a physiotherapist from Sheddon Physiotherapy and Sports Clinic to answer some questions. Learn all about the benefits of a morning walk and how to make the most of it here. https://bit.ly/9health1 #LuminoHealthy

In a recent report by H&R Block Canada Inc., 60% of Canadians said they haven’t filed their #taxes yet. Nearly half are concerned that they owe money. If you’re worried about how much you owe there are ways you can reduce that amount and maybe even get money back. For help with your finances, speak to a tax expert and reach out to me for a financial review. http://bit.ly/4taxes2

Spring is in the air, which means it’s time to start thinking about your garden! Gardening is not only fun, but it also provides a number of great health benefits. Learn more on the eight reasons why shoveling, planting and weeding are good hobbies in this @LuminoHealth article. http://bit.ly/4gardening1

Looking for ways to save money this year? A spousal #RRSP can be a great way to do just that! When you contribute to your common-law or married spouse’s RRSP you can help them build their retirement nest egg and you can lower taxes. If you'd like to learn more about this savings plan, contact me today. http://bit.ly/3RRSP1

Did you need to spruce up your home office since the pandemic began? The CRA has added home office furniture to the list of expenses that employers are allowed to reimburse tax free as long as it’s related to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Thursday, October 29th is World Stroke Day. To learn more about signs, prevention and treatment, click here, bit.ly/WorldStrokeDay2019.

Last week the government began accepting applications for the Canada Recovery Benefit (CRB). Given that it will likely be the primary benefit available to workers not eligible for EI, here’s what you should know.

September just broke a bunch of housing records. It was not only the busiest September ever but the average price of a home set an all-time record of $604,000. What are your thoughts on this market boom?

The Federal government has just announced a revamped commercial rent relief program. It will cover 65% of eligible expenses for companies, and up to 90% for those subject to localized lockdowns. #smallbusiness