The Importance of Local Personal Care Businesses

Local personal care businesses contribute to the well-being of individuals and create a sense of connection and community.

These businesses contribute to the local economy by generating revenue and creating employment opportunities, often hiring and training local talent. They also have the advantage of offering personalized experiences tailored to individual needs and take the time to understand their clients on a personal level, providing customized services and building lasting relationships. Personal care services can have a positive impact on mental health and overall well-being. Depending on the type of service, they can provide opportunities for self-expression, relaxation, stress reduction, and self-reflection.

Local personal care businesses go beyond providing products and services; they nurture communities and prioritize self-care. By supporting these businesses, we contribute to the local economy, foster personalized experiences, and connect with our neighbors. Additionally, we embrace sustainable practices and prioritize mental health and well-being. Let us celebrate and support our local personal care businesses for the remarkable value they bring to our communities.

Buying a house in the next 5 years?

Have you heard of the new Tax-Free Home Savings Account (“FHSA”)?

The Canadian government introduced the FHSA to help first-timers save money to purchase a home. The FHSA is for prospective homebuyers 18 years or older who have never owned a home or have not owned a home in the past 4 years. Eligible Canadians can save up to a maximum of $40,000 ($8,000/year). Any contributions are tax deductible, and any withdrawals are tax free! FHSAs can hold a variety of investment products, including mutual funds, GICs, and more. At Carruthers Walker Financial, we can help you take advantage of growth opportunities and maximize the value of your savings. Call Keith, Jennifer, or Diego to open a FHSA today!

Call: 905-713-6450

Email: yourteam@carrutherswalker.ca

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WOW - what a BBQ! Over 100 Aurora Chamber of Commerce members enjoyed an incredible afternoon of food, fun and connecting on July 20th. The Annual Aurora Chamber Member BBQ was hosted by Stonehaven Banquet Hall. The food was outstanding and the event raised over $1000 for the York Regional Police Association!

The Town of Aurora kicked off Canada Day weekend with Dance in the Park! The The Rotary Club of Aurora was there to provide cold beverages. The Aurora Optimist Club provided delicious eats, while the community enjoyed live music by Morris & Brown and The Beresfords.