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. But now, in honor of HBO Max s highly-anticipated Friends reunion which is bringing together the beloved sixsome on that iconic orange couch for the first time in 17 years Marie Claire is celebrating, criticizing, and obsessing over the show that was always there for us.
It is a truth universally acknowledged that
Friends had a diversity problem.
Like, it’s pretty obvious why: A show, set in New York, with an all-white cast that almost never interacts with anyone non-white. In the few instances when they do interact with a non-white person, that person solely exists to serve (or act as a foil to) a white one. I understand the instinct to give this transgression a pass, because it was the nineties and it was a very famous TV show. But we’re currently in a day and age when pretty much everyone is more cognizant of how diversity measures do (and do not) work, and taking a critical view of the past is how you learn and grow from your mistakes. As an avid television watcher
Lauren Tam is an accountant, and she offers students two important tips:
Open a Tax Free Saving Account (TFSA)
A tax free savings account is a great way to save money that not enough students take advantage of. Investment income, including capital gains and dividends, earned in a TFSA is not taxed in most cases, even when withdrawn. This is a great way for students to save for something like a car, place to live, etc.
Make sure you claim everything you are eligible for
When filing your taxes for the year, make sure you claim everything you can including moving expenses, textbook purchases, tuition, childcare expenses and interest paid on student loans.