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Ministry of Finance

@ONfinance

Official account of Ontario’s Ministry of Finance. Terms of use https://xitter.cf/t.co/lNQR31MmWu. En français : @ONfinances

 Ontario, Canada
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(1/2) Whether you’re building an emergency fund or saving for a future financial goal, having a plan can help you stay on track. Start by: ✅Choosing your top 3 goals ✅Be specific. Picture exactly what you’re saving for ✅Prioritize your goals ✅Review your goals regularly
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(2/2) For more financial tips: ontario-finance-en.visitlink… #TipTuesday #FinancialLiteracyMonth #FLM2026 @smarter_money
How setting goals can help you save

How setting goals can help you save

It’s important to know what you’re saving for. These tips will help you set your savings goals and keep the habit going.

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November 5–11 is Veterans’ Week in Ontario. It is a time to honour, reflect and pay tribute to those who have served and continue to serve our country. Learn more: ontario.ca/page/remembrance-… Image Credit: @RoyalCdnLegion #RemembranceDay #LestWeForget
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(1/2) High School Teachers: bring tax literacy into your classroom this November! 🏫 Register your students for a free one-hour Tax Talk webinar. With sessions offered each week, it’s easy to find a time that works for your class.
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(2/2) Students will learn how taxes work, why they matter and the benefits of filing a tax return. Register today: ontario.ca/TaxTalk #FinancialLiteracyMonth #FLM2026 @Oneducation
Ontario Tax Talk Webinars

Ontario Tax Talk Webinars

Learn about free webinars that can help you understand Ontario taxes, tax credits and benefits from the comfort of your home or office.

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#DYK: Even if you have no income, you should still file your tax return. You may be eligible to access various tax credits and benefits. Learn more: ontario.ca/TaxReturn #FinancialLiteracyMonth #FLM2026 #TipTuesday
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It’s #FinancialLiteracyMonth and #TipTuesday is back! For the month of November learn practical ways to strengthen your personal finances and build financial resilience. #FLM2026
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(1/5) #ICYMI: Ontario released the 2026 Ontario Economic Outlook and Fiscal Review: A Plan to Protect Ontario – a plan to protect Ontario workers, businesses and communities, while building the most competitive, resilient and self-reliant economy in the G7.
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(4/5) •Supporting access to over-the-counter (OTC) hearing aids. •Expanding border enforcement, protecting communities and strengthening illegal cannabis enforcement.
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(5/5) •Keeping shovels in the ground with over $210 billion over 10 years in planned investments for transit and infrastructure. Learn more at ontario.ca/fallstatement #OnFES2026
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(1/2) The government is continuing to advance innovative solutions that improve patient care and provide greater choice and convenience such as supporting access to over-the-counter (OTC) hearing aids.
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(2/2) The proposed changes would allow the sale and use of over-the-counter (OTC) hearing aids, providing an additional option for people with mild to moderate hearing loss. Learn more: Ontario.ca/fallstatement #OnFES2026
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(1/2) Ontario’s Primary Care Action plan is on track to achieving its goal of connecting everyone in Ontario to primary care by 2029, bringing the four-year investment to $3.4 billion.
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(2/2) Learn more about the series of initiatives the government has taken to connect Ontarians to ongoing primary care: Ontario.ca/fallstatement #OnFES2026
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To help keep Ontario communities safe, the government is proposing measures that strengthen enforcement against illegal cannabis activity that threatens public health and safety. Read the details in #OnFES2026 at: Ontario.ca/fallstatement
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(1/3) Ontario continues to keep putting shovels in the ground with investments in highways, transit and community infrastructure including:
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(2/3) •Advancing construction on Hwy 413, Hwy 7, and the Bradford Bypass •Progressing work on subways, light rail transit lines and the GO network •Return of the Northlander passenger rail service #OnFES2026
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(3/3) Learn more about these investments and others at: Ontario.ca/fallstatement
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