LATEST NEWS
Trending Managing Money Investing Real Estate Mortgages Retirement Auto Life Insurance
Young couple buying a new home

Mortgages • 7h ago

Only 18% of young Canadians feel confident about every homebuying cost — a CFP explains how to close the gap

Only 18% of Canadians aged 18 to 34 feel confident about every financial aspect of buying a home. Here's how to budget for the upfront and ongoing costs

Problem gambling

News • 8h ago

130,000 Ontarians now show signs of problem gambling — triple the 2018 estimate — as MPs weigh betting ad limits

Ontario's problem gambling rate has tripled since 2018. Bill S-211 could limit sports betting ads across Canada.

Warm places to live

Retirement • 9h ago

10 best warm places to live in the world, ranked by cost, climate and visa options for Canadians

Top 10 sunny destinations ranked by cost of living, healthcare, visa rules and climate for Canadian expats and retirees

HAPPENING NOW

Older woman talking to someone about her retirement goals

Retirement • 9h ago

I’m 57, newly divorced and starting over with $18K in retirement savings. Can I catch up in the decade I have left?

Many older Canadians are having to rebuild their finances after getting divorced later in life.

City of Vancouver property sale notice + Foreclosed home due to unpaid taxes

Real Estate • 10h ago

Can you really buy a $1.7M Vancouver home for $72,000? Inside the municipal tax sale ‘trap’

Vancouver’s tax sale lists homes for a fraction of their value, but owners get a year to pay up. For Canadians who fall behind on property taxes, the real risk runs the other way.

CIBC logo in Toronto + Ontario Court House in Toronto

Investing • 10h ago

The clock is ticking on CIBC's $11-million mutual fund settlement — here's who can claim before the Nov. 18 cutoff

If you once owned CIBC mutual funds through an advisor and have since sold, you have until Nov. 18, 2026 to file a claim — or you’ll miss out on your share

Avi Lewis

News • Nov 06

Avi Lewis condemns Budget 2026's $36B business tax break, says affordability measures shortchange Canadian families

NDP Leader Avi Lewis says the federal budget showers CEOs and foreign investors with tax breaks. Here’s what low- and middle-income Canadians can actually expect from Budget 2026

Paramedic closing ambulance door in Toronto + Finance Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne in Toronto, August 2026

News • Nov 06

‘The house is in order,’ says Finance Minister as Canada’s deficit reaches $62.3B. What Budget 2026 means for you

Canada's $62.3B deficit pushes annual debt charges past health transfers. Here's how rising interest, government spending and Budget 2026 measures could impact your wallet.

The best of Money.ca
delivered weekly

By signing up, you accept Money.ca Terms of Use, Subscription Agreement, and Privacy Policy.

Unhappy senior couple on a bench + Happy senior couple laughing

Retirement • Nov 06

We want to retire at 65 and have $3 million invested with no mortgage. Should we still pay for a financial planner?

Even with a sizable nest egg, it might be wise to hire a financial planner, but that depends on where you are in life and what your financial goals are for retirement.

Maryland Rep. Jamie Raskin

News • 11.6k views

Democrats pledge to repeal Trump's tariffs on Canada, but lack the votes to override his veto

Congress can pressure Trump on tariffs, but Democrats lack the two-thirds majority needed to override a veto

Snow buntings in flight, Ron DeSantis

Taxes • Nov 06

DeSantis-backed Florida property tax relief passes with 62% of the vote, but Canadian snowbirds are shut out

Floridians voted for a big homestead exemption that doesn’t apply to Canadian-owned winter getaways. But one part of Amendment 3 could slow the pace of rising taxes for snowbirds

Fake Filtered Cult Leader

News • Nov 06

3 Saskatchewan residents win US$40.1M defamation verdict against online spiritual teacher in Hawaii

A federal jury in Honolulu ordered a self-described spiritual teacher to pay US$40.1M to three Canadians she accused of child abuse

Elderly woman shovelling snow with her grandchild

News • Nov 06

Ottawa snow removal companies add $2-per-snowfall diesel surcharges as fuel crunch threatens to last into 2027

Ontario snow removal companies are adding diesel surcharges as operating costs climb. Here's what homeowners should know about potential price increases and their snow removal contracts

Telesat CEO Dan Goldberg and Mark Carney

News • Nov 06

Conservatives push ethics probe into Carney's ties to Telesat CEO as $2.3B defence contract faces scrutiny

Conservatives have asked Canada’s ethics watchdog to review Prime Minister Mark Carney’s friendship with Telesat CEO Dan Goldberg. Here’s what’s at stake for taxpayers and investors

Canada Post home delivery and community box delivery Canada

News • Nov 05

Canada Post ends door-to-door delivery for 18,000 Etobicoke homes Nov. 16 as $400M rollout begins

Etobicoke is first in the GTA to switch to community mailboxes, with the rest of the region following by 2031 — here’s what it means for your cheques, parcels and personal data

Diesel prices falling

News • Nov 05

Diesel prices fell up to 13 cents across Canada, but grocery bills won't follow anytime soon — here's why

Diesel prices fell as much as 13 cents a litre this week, but experts say grocery savings will lag. Here's why, how long it could take and what Canadians can do in the meantime

Amazon workers push to unionize

Employment • Nov 05

'Poverty wages' in a multi-billion dollar empire: Amazon workers across GTA push to unionize amid safety, wage clashes

Amazon workers across the GTA launch a union drive with Unifor, as the company pushes back against the campaign and disputes the union’s claims about its workplace practices and organizing efforts.

Canva logo and man fired from his job

Employment • Nov 05

Canva's six months' pay severance sets a high bar — here's what Canadian workers are actually entitled to after a layoff

Canva is offering departing employees at least six months' salary and other perks. Here's how Canadian termination pay and severance work, and what to check before signing a package

Sun setting in Toronto, someone doing laundry

Managing Money • 1.2k views

Ontario's winter hydro rates dropped Nov. 1, but a smaller rebate offsets the savings — here's when to run appliances

Ontario’s winter time-of-use hours kicked in Nov. 1, and running the dryer at the wrong hour can cost twice as much per load — or 10x more on the ultra-low overnight plan

WestJet landmark decision

News • Nov 05

WestJet must fly, rebook or refund wheelchair users whose mobility aids won't fit, CTA rules in landmark decision

A Canadian Transportation Agency ruling means WestJet must rebook travellers with tall power wheelchairs on other airlines — and cover the fare difference — when its own planes can’t carry them