Les taxes à la consommation

NIP meets his new financial advisor: Ruby Cashon! As an initiation, she tells him about the invention of money.

NIP is offered to do a few tasks for his entourage in exchange for a small income adapted to his odd jobs.

NIP learns about the merits and benefits of saving money from her financial advisor, Ruby Cashon.

NIP understands that there are many ways to finance your university education, including government assistance.

NIP explains income tax, but also sales tax and property tax... which gives you access to all kinds of services offered by the state!

NIP offers his first tip! Ruby explains that it is appropriate to give money as a thank you for good service!

NIP tries to understand why the logos on some clothes are so expensive and considered luxury!

NIP discovers that it is possible to entrust your money to a company or a bank to increase its value.

NIP understands that buying from the same place often can earn freebies via a loyalty card.

NIP is told that it is better to open a bank account than to hide his money under a rock at the bottom of the lake!

NIP learns about the good aspects of buying local: good for the environment, good for employees and often better quality products!

NIP notes that banks have three main functions: accepting deposits, lending money and transferring funds.

NIP understands that if all countries consumed at the same rate as Canada, it would take us five planets to supply all the products!

NIP is told that an agreement made between two or more people is called a contract!