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Canada Carbon Rebate

Managing Money 52m ago

This CRA rebate disappears in October 2026 — Canadians could be missing out on over $1,000

The Canada Carbon Rebate stopped issuing new payments in 2025, but Canadians who never filed a past tax return could still be owed money if they file before a proposed October 2026 cutoff takes effect

Elderly man sits alone on a sofa looking outside with a sad expression. He seems stressed and reflective while dealing with personal concerns at home.

Managing Money 1h ago

5 hard truths about retirement Canadians need to face before clocking out — are you really ready?

From CPP timing to the emotional shift from saver to spender, these are the realities that catch even well-prepared Canadian retirees off guard

Canada Goose logo in Vancouver winter

News 2h ago

Inside the cold room: How a unique Vancouver art installation explores the high price of winter warmth

Arctic storytelling and extreme weather testing highlight the growing cost of staying warm in Canada

HAPPENING NOW

Confused gray haired bald 60 years old male in formal clothes browsing modern tablet with bewilderment

Managing Money 1.1k views

A $400,000 windfall at 60 sounds huge — here's why it might not be enough to retire on

While that may seem like a large sum, the 4% rule and CPP and OAS timing show why the math is tighter than it looks

Toronto Ontario, Canada- October 21st, 2022: the front exterior of a house with a Canadian flag on it.

News 6.0k views

The accidental millionaires: How a 2-year window in Canadian mortgage rules created real estate wealth

How zero-down, 40-year mortgages from 2006 to 2008 helped a generation of Canadian buyers build massive equity

Mark Carney at a Liberal rally + Woman putting groceries in her car + Donald Trump

News 35.2k views

Canada faces a 50% U.S. tariff in less than two weeks — here's what changes for shoppers first

Ottawa is weighing concessions on alcohol, autos and dairy to avoid new U.S. tariffs. Here's what could actually move the needle on what Canadians pay — and when

Suze Orman

Banking Aug 09

Suze Orman's $1K challenge shows why your savings rate matters as much as the habit

A new survey found most women feel confident about saving — but nearly half may be earning almost nothing while they do it. Here's what Canadians should check

Out of money

News Aug 09

The mortgage shock may be over — but many Canadians are still paying the price

A new CMHC survey shows Canadians are tightening budgets to manage higher monthly mortgage payments

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Burned out driver

Managing Money Aug 09

Nearly half of Canadians say they drive while stressed or tired, survey finds

A new survey highlights how stress, fatigue, and distraction are combining to put Canadian drivers at risk

Taylor Swift on tour + Screen capture of CP24 footage of Denise Tisor leaving court

News Aug 08

How to spot fake tickets: Lessons from a $265k Eras Tour scam that tricked 107 Canadians

A guilty plea in a $265,000 fake Taylor Swift ticket scheme is a reminder of how concert fraud works — and how Canadians can buy tickets without losing everything.

Pet spending

Life Aug 08

Canadians are cutting back on everyday comforts, but not on their pets

New study shows Canadian pet parents cut personal spending to prioritize their pet's health and happiness

Dave Ramsey

Credit Cards Aug 08

Dave Ramsey warns debt keeps people poor on purpose — new data shows what interest is costing Canadians

Record debt and high interest rates mean more of your paycheque goes to lenders. Here's the math behind Dave Ramsey's warning — and how Canadians can flip the script

Warren Buffett and his adult children

Managing Money Aug 07

None of Warren Buffett's 3 kids ever finished university. Here's what the billionaire wanted them to do instead

Warren Buffett built a fortune worth more than US$148 billion, but his 3 kids didn't finish college or get a windfall — Here's the lesson for Canadian families

Man overwhelmed by debt

Managing Money Aug 07

That $12K roof repair? More Canadians are putting it on high-interest credit cards as household debt hits record highs

Statistics Canada says Canadians now owe C$1.80 for every C$1 they earn, a new record. Here's what's behind the rise and how to protect your own finances

Legislative Assembly Whitehorse Yukon Territory + A Yukon Air Northern passenger jet approaches YVR airport

News Aug 07

Hong Kong newcomer alleges $500K loss to immigration scam — now the Yukon government is being sued too

A Hong Kong newcomer says a Whitehorse consultant steered him into a doomed business. A year later, both defendants deny it — and a second victim is suing the Yukon government itself

Looking for a home

Mortgages 1.1k views

More Canadians are seeking mortgage advice as borrowing decisions grow more complex

Facing a complex market, more Canadians are turning to brokers for advice, not just low rates

RRSP Meltdown

Managing Money 8.2k views

Is your RRSP quietly becoming a tax trap? Here's how to fix it before age 71

Learn how the RRSP meltdown strategy can cut your lifetime tax bill before mandatory RRIF withdrawals begin

Ryan Walker

Life 1.7k views

A Mexican resort cancelled a reviewer's US$6,000-a-night booking — and why Canadian travellers need to spend wisely

A luxury reviewer's US$6,000-a-night Mexico resort booking was cancelled at the gate — here's what Canadian snowbirds should know before booking a newly opened resort

Kevin O'Leary

Managing Money 12.3k views

O'Leary's China optimism meets a harder deadline — Canada's new 50% US tariff hits Aug 19

Kevin O'Leary predicts a shared fear of China will bring Canada, the US and Mexico closer — but a new 50% tariff on Canadian manufacturing lands first, with real costs for jobs

Governor of the Bank of Canada Tiff Macklem

News 2.8k views

Tiff Macklem warns Canadians: Interest rates may need to rise if Iran war-driven inflation persists

The Bank of Canada held its key rate at 2.25% but warned another hike is possible if war-driven inflation doesn't ease — here's what it could mean for your mortgage and monthly budget