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Your Social Insurance Number (SIN) is required for work and to receive any type of government benefits in Canada. You will be assigned a unique number if you are a Canadian citizen, a temporary resident, or a newcomer to Canada.

It works in a similar way as the Social Security Number (SSN) issued to eligible candidates in the United States and there is a risk that someone can steal your number and use it illegally.

Here’s what you need to do if your SIN card has been stolen: Continue reading “What Should I Do If My Canadian SIN Card Has Been Stolen” »

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After the economy took a nosedive from 2007 to 2009, President Barack Obama signed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) into law.

This bill was designed to give the economy a boost by reducing federal taxes, increasing unemployment benefits and also increasing spending in certain areas. Many people were directly affected by this bill and have been able to save money since. The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) is also known as the Stimulus Act, or simply The Recovery Act. Continue reading “What is the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act?” »

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If you were born in America, you’ve been issued a Social Security card. But what about Americans living in Canada or residents north of the U.S. border?

If you are a Canadian citizen, temporary resident, or a newcomer to Canada, the Canadian government will assign you a Social Insurance Number (SIN). This number is required to work in Canada and also makes you eligible to receive government benefits and services.

Continue reading “What is a SIN Card? Is it like a Social Security Card?” »

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You need your Social Security card (or at least your Social Security number) to apply for a job, get insurance benefits, file income taxes, and to open up a bank account or seek credit.

If you lose your Social Security Card or damage it in some way, you can request a replacement card directly through the U.S. Social Security Administration.

Continue reading “Quick Tips to Replace Your Lost Social Security Card” »

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