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Loans 5h ago

Long car loan terms are trapping Canadians with negative equity. Here’s how to protect yourself

With the average price of a new car in Canada now climbing over $66,000, stretching your car loan to make payments more manageable could end up being the costliest mistake you make at the dealership

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News 6h ago

More Canadians are cutting back on summer spending as costs stay high: TD survey

35% of Canadians plan to spend less this summer, while nearly half say higher fuel prices are already affecting their travel plans

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News 7h ago

Apple’s outgoing CEO Tim Cook warns rising RAM costs will hit consumers — what it means for your next tech upgrade

Apple CEO Tim Cook’s blunt warning about surging memory costs isn’t just a Wall Street story — it’s a signal that Canadians buying their next new device will pay significantly more

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Suze Orman

Managing Money May 31

Suze Orman’s 3 rules for helping your post-grad kid without putting your retirement at risk

Financial expert Suze Orman has 3 blunt rules for parents supporting new adult graduates — and for Canadians with rising housing costs and fragile retirement savings, they matter more than ever

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News May 31

Billionaire boats and barbecue budgets: How the superyacht boom reshapes our local economy

How massive international spending waves trigger local luxury inflation and stretch your seasonal cash flow

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Employment May 30

The Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre warns fake job listings are rising fast — here's what to know

Fake job offers on WhatsApp, Instagram and AI-generated listing sites cost Canadians over $49 million last year. Here's what every job seeker needs to watch for.

Canadian dollar

Investing May 30

3 ways Canadians can protect their savings from a weakening dollar

Rate cuts have eroded savings returns. Here's how gold, stocks and crypto can help Canadians shield their wealth when the Canadian dollar loses ground

Grandfather clause

Managing Money 1.3k views

Sick of inflation? These wild Reddit stories prove how 'grandfather clauses' save people money

Corporate buyouts and new regulations constantly threaten your wallet. Here is how real consumers used legacy loopholes to lock in historic prices forever

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Move to Northern Ontario for employment

News May 29

Looking past major urban hubs could unlock your career and budget

Why Northern Ontario is becoming the go-to region for smart financial and professional moves

Newcomer credit

Managing Money May 29

Why newcomers to Canada carry more debt — and what to do about it

Canadian newcomers are carrying increasing amounts of debt after arriving in Canada. Here's what's driving it and how to build credit without digging a financial hole

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News May 28

Canada controls 75% of the world's multi-million dollar maple syrup industry — and now fraud is threatening it

The Federation of Quebec Maple Syrup Producers manages a $844M global export business — but misrepresentation claims are creating real trade and reputational risks for Canadian producers.

Woman sitting on chair looking stressed

Managing Money May 28

Almost half of Canadians have nothing saved up for emergencies — and unexpected homeownership costs are exposing the gap

When income drops and the repair bills pile up, even careful homeowners can find themselves scrambling. Here’s how Canadians can protect themselves — and recover

Average monthly retirement income in Canada

Managing Money 2.4k views

Average retirement income in Canada: the monthly numbers, government benefits and what most seniors really live on

From CPP and OAS to workplace pensions and personal savings — here's what the average Canadian retiree actually brings in each month, and what it means for your plan

Estate planning

Retirement May 28

Putting off estate planning? You’re far from alone, new survey suggests

The report highlights a significant gap between intention and action when it comes to planning for later life, family responsibilities and the transfer of assets

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Mortgages 1.0k views

Is buying a cottage your best path into Canada's housing market in 2026? Young people seem to think so — here’s why

With the average Canadian home topping $695,000, younger buyers are turning to recreational properties as an entry point — but the full cost picture goes well beyond the purchase price

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Managing Money 1.3k views

Fraud victims may be missing thousands of dollars in CRA tax deductions

Over three million Canadians joined the federal CDCP, but a lack of registered dentists often leaves families facing full out-of-pocket costs. Here is how to manage your dental care and finances.

Pet travel

Life May 27

The real cost of traveling with your dog in Canada — and how to avoid any nasty surprises

From vet visits to hotel pet fees, here's exactly what it costs to travel with your dog in Canada this season

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Investing May 27

A forgotten basement painting just sold for $217,250 — proving your portfolio is missing this one crucial asset

Historic HBC portrait sale reveals how Canadians unlock huge returns outside the stock market

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News May 27

Prediction market betting looks like easy money — but 67% of profits go to less than 1% of participants

The odds in the prediction market are worse than they look — and for Canadians, the murky regulations and potential tax bill could make a bad bet even more costly

Collecting CPP and OAS when retiring abroad

Managing Money 30.0k views

Retiring abroad? Here’s what happens to your CPP and OAS benefit payments — and your health coverage

The dream of retiring somewhere warm and less expensive is real — but before you pack your bags, here’s what happens to your CPP and OAS payments if you leave Canada for good