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These tools are free and no sign up required. They can also be used offline if you save the webpage to your phone.

Hindi Frame Drills:

HindiFrameDrills.m3wr.com

The idea behind this one is to have 150 of the most common sentence frames in Hindi to memorize. Certain words are often clustered together, so recognizing that cluster as a frame and it's meaning can be very helpful in learning Hindi (at least it is proving to be for me).

This app works by using the dice icon to show a random frame. Each press of the dice will show a new frame until you've seen all 150. You can then do the quiz mode and see how your retention is.

Each frame shows a main exa

In case you haven't been following the news:

Nazi-Like Salute at Trump's Inauguration: During a speech at Trump's inauguration celebration, Musk twice made a gesture that many interpreted as a Nazi salute. He placed his hand on his chest and extended his arm outward, which drew immediate comparisons to fascist symbolism. While some, including the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), suggested it was an awkward expression of enthusiasm, the gesture was widely embraced by right-wing extremists.

Support for Germany's AfD Party: Musk has publicly endorsed AfD, Germany's far-right Alternative für Deutschland party, which has links to the German neo-Nazi movement and has faced criticism for ex

Okay, I'm a 41 year old man. My wife and I just used all of our savings (about 250K) for the downpayment to buy a house. Now we at least now have our forever home, but I am starting from scratch again to save up for retirement. Currently, I can put away about $2000/month into my TFSA and possibly a bit more in the future if my salary increases. I also plan repay and begin saving in my RRSP again.

Another thing to mention is that our new house has a rented suite, but I could also build a separate accessory dwelling, making it up to three rentals on the same property (it's 2 acres). My thought was that in the future, we could rent two or three units out to generate income for retirement. Thr

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I purchased a house in March 2019 and lived there until September 2021. From September 2021 onward, it was rented out and I moved and bought a new house in another city. In July (2024), I sold the rental property. I'm hoping there is a way to get a break on capital gains tax since I lived in the house as my primary residence for 2.5 years. I'm just reading conflicting information online and don't know if maybe I screwed up by not filing a 45(2) Election form. The only thing I did tax-wise while it was rented is submit the rental income and deductions for interest, expenses, etc.

Can anybody explain to me what I need to do, or point me in the right direction?

I'm moving from a townhouse into a detached home (Alberta, Canada), closing at the start of Nov. My mortgage broker just informed me that I can port my current mortgage as is and get a new mortgage for the difference. I'm wondering if this makes sense?

My current mortgage is for 295,000 at 5.65 variable (prime -1.05) with 1 year and 8 months remaining on the term. We are also talking about increasing the amortization on this amount to 30 years.

The new mortgage would be for 705,000 on a 3 year fixed at 5.04 (could be lower by closing) with 30 year amortization.

The downside I was told is having staggered renewal dates and it being more difficult to shop around on renewal. The upside se