101 Tax Secrets For Canadians: Smart Strategies That Can Save You Thousands by Tim Cestnick
I recently borrowed 101 Tax Secrets For Canadians 
The book is written a lot like a textbook. Each chapter focuses on a different aspect of tax planning including strategies for retirement, self –employment, employees, family tax planning, estate planning, and more. The book is fairly easy to understand and it contains practical advice on building tax savings strategies. If you are interested in learning more specifics on how to save on taxes every year, I would definitely recommend that you read this book. Although tax laws continuously change, this book has been revised into a 2010 edition so everything is up to date.
from the library and I found it really helpful and interesting. The authors provide a lot of insight on the struggles couples face when it comes to discussing money. The book is full of practical ideas on how to get your finances in order through cooperation and effective communication.
by Rolf Potts. It’s an easy book to read and contains some really great tips about what to do and not to do while traveling. He provides advice on what to bring with you, which is as little as possible. He also advises on places to avoid, things to look out for, scams to be aware of, etc. His book is chock full of resources and other suggested books to read to become a fully informed traveler.
is a great read for anyone wanting to brush up on various aspects of personal finance ranging from reducing taxes to investing to budgeting.
is an in-depth book discussing how to successfully invest in the stock market whether by choosing individual stocks or by investing in mutual funds. It is written by a professional investor and portfolio manager who has performed studies of 52 years of stock market history and has developed solid investment strategies based on his research.