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Relocating to a new city can be an exciting yet challenging experience. If you're considering a move to St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, it's important to be well-prepared to ensure a smooth transition and successful settlement. In this article, we will provide you with essential tips to help you navigate the process of moving to St. John's and settle into your new home and community.

Research and Plan Ahead

Before making the move to St. John's, conduct thorough research on the city. Learn about the cost of living, job market, healthcare facilities, education system, and recreational opportunities. Make a checklist of the tasks you need to complete before and after the move, such as changing your address, transferring utilities, and…

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We’re all looking for ways to save money. A good first step to build your savings account is to lower your cost of living. Whether your savings goals include a down payment on a home, an emergency fund, you want to save for retirement, or you simply need more money each month to cover your expenses, these small but impactful saving tips can help you find money – potentially lots of money! – in the long run. Consider these tips to help you put money away and start saving!

How to save money in 5 simple steps

Start a carpool

Those who drive to work everyday end up spending thousands of dollars on gas each year. Starting a carpool is an easy way to spend less on gas every week. Not only are…

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Are you moving to Canada? There are many options available for your new home and the province of Newfoundland and Labrador is among the top options. This province is notable for its affordability and quality of life – something that is rare in most provinces in Canada. This guide will provide you with an insight into the cost of living in Newfoundland to help you decide if this is the ideal place to live. 

Cost of Living in Newfoundland: Overview

Newfoundland is the easternmost province of Canada. This province is considered one of the best places to live in Canada due to its affordability. The cities in Newfoundland are cheaper than living in major cities like Toronto. 

The most expensive city in Newfoundland in terms of cost of living is…

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Choosing a place to retire is an important decision to make. You must take into account the kind of lifestyle you want to enjoy during your retirement. Some seniors like to retire in a peaceful and laid-back community, while others seek out active opportunities and thrive in an environment that enables them to explore the outdoors more. No matter what you want to do and enjoy, retiring in Newfoundland is a smart idea. 

Use this guide to help plan your retirement and to help decide where you would like to spend your retirement years.

Why Retire in Newfoundland?

Many people choose to retire in a place or country with tropical weather. Therefore, you might be curious to know why Newfoundland is gaining popularity as a retirement destination.…

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Over the course of the pandemic, homeowners have been re-evaluating what they need most out of their property. For some, this has meant packing up and downsizing to a smaller city or community for greater living space, privacy, and a more relaxed pace of life.

Both statistically and anecdotally, we’ve witnessed buyers moving to the suburbs and other rural areas over the past two years. Small towns like Squamish, Wasaga Beach, Kingston, and Collingwood have been home to some of Canada’s fastest growing populations lately, a trend largely attributed to residents moving from urban centres in search of more affordable housing, according to a report from RBC Economics.

Why have buyers been moving to smaller cities?

Right now, there are two main…

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