Bryan Daly

Expert Contributor at Loans Canada

Bryan is a graduate of Dawson College and Concordia University. He has been writing for Loans Canada for five years, covering all things related to personal finance, and aims to pursue the craft of professional writing for many years to come. In his spare time, he maintains a passion for editing, writing screenplays, staying fit, and travelling the world in search of the coolest sights our planet has to offer.

Loans Canada Articles Written By Bryan Daly

Can You Get A Mortgage If You Owe Taxes In Canada?

By Bryan Daly
Published on June 27, 2024

Can you get a mortgage if you owe taxes In Canada? Find out how tax debt may affect your ability to get a mortgage and what you can do.

Is Mortgage Interest Tax Deductible In Canada?

By Bryan Daly
Published on May 8, 2024

Is mortgage interest a tax deductible in Canada? Find out everything you need to know about claiming your mortgage interest as a deductible.

How To Avoid The Capital Gains Tax In Canada

By Bryan Daly
Published on March 5, 2024

The capital gains tax in Canada applies when you sell certain assets like stocks or real estate for a profit. Your main residence is exempt!

Porting A Mortgage | What Does It Mean?

By Bryan Daly
Published on June 11, 2024

Everything you need to know about porting your mortgage and when it's actually a good idea.

How To Repay OSAP

By Bryan Daly
Published on March 20, 2023

Although a loan from the Ontario Student Assistance Program can do wonders for your education costs, it’s a significant debt to take on.

Are You Still A Canadian Tax Resident If You Live Outside Of Canada?

By Bryan Daly
Published on February 8, 2024

Are you moving to another country but not sure what your obligations are and whether you are still a Canadian tax resident if you live outside of Cana...

Debt Consolidation vs. Bankruptcy

By Bryan Daly
Published on January 20, 2021

Looking for the right debt relief solution that meets your needs? Here are the similarities and differences between debt consolidation and bankruptcy.