Managing Money • 2m ago
Suze Orman says planning to work until 65 is a risky strategy — here's how Canadians can retire on their own terms
Nearly half of Canadian retirees leave work earlier than planned. Suze Orman explains how to protect your RRSP, CPP and OAS if it happens to you
News • 1h ago
Independent review says OBSI needs binding power and a $550,000 payout cap to help protect Canadians
A new independent review says Canadians need OBSI to have binding power over complaints — here's what that would change, and what it means today
News • 1h ago
Independent review says OBSI needs binding power and a $550,000 payout cap to help protect Canadians
A new independent review says Canadians need OBSI to have binding power over complaints — here's what that would change, and what it means today
News • 1h ago
Even a 6% rent hike could leave thousands of Montreal renters on the financial edge: Study
More than 30,000 people in Montreal could be pushed into financial insecurity
News • 1h ago
Even a 6% rent hike could leave thousands of Montreal renters on the financial edge: Study
More than 30,000 people in Montreal could be pushed into financial insecurity
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News • 8.6k views
Shopify CEO says pensioners are ‘dependents’ who shouldn’t vote — then backed a plan that gives $500K earners 5 votes
Shopify CEO Tobi Ltke X posts went viral after implying that retirees and non-taxpayers could lose their vote. Here's what the Constitution actually protects
News • 8.6k views
Shopify CEO says pensioners are ‘dependents’ who shouldn’t vote — then backed a plan that gives $500K earners 5 votes
Shopify CEO Tobi Ltke X posts went viral after implying that retirees and non-taxpayers could lose their vote. Here's what the Constitution actually protects
News • 21h ago
Ray Dalio says the U.S. had its 'Suez moment' — what a weaker U.S. dollar means for Canadian savers and snowbirds
Billionaire investor Ray Dalio says the U.S. just had its 'Suez moment' — here's what a weakening U.S. dollar could mean for Canadian snowbirds, retirees and cross-border investors
News • 21h ago
Ray Dalio says the U.S. had its 'Suez moment' — what a weaker U.S. dollar means for Canadian savers and snowbirds
Billionaire investor Ray Dalio says the U.S. just had its 'Suez moment' — here's what a weakening U.S. dollar could mean for Canadian snowbirds, retirees and cross-border investors
Insurance • 2.5k views
Wawanesa denies Ontario family's car insurance claim — now they owe C$26,000. Why you need to read a policy’s fine print
Think letting a friend drive your vehicle is a simple transaction? This harrowing experience with a denied insurance claim says otherwise — what to watch out for next time you lend your vehicle
Insurance • 2.5k views
Wawanesa denies Ontario family's car insurance claim — now they owe C$26,000. Why you need to read a policy’s fine print
Think letting a friend drive your vehicle is a simple transaction? This harrowing experience with a denied insurance claim says otherwise — what to watch out for next time you lend your vehicle
News • Jul 27
A journey home: How Saskatchewan and its people came of age
How the province turned the economic tide against its western rival to draw back a generation of professionals
News • Jul 27
A journey home: How Saskatchewan and its people came of age
How the province turned the economic tide against its western rival to draw back a generation of professionals
Investing • Jul 26
A father’s coffee-can strategy for his daughters could be worth US$500 million (~C$700 million) someday
A U.S. financial analyst is locking away stock certificates for his children, betting that patience — and using Robert Kirby’s strategy — will turn into generational wealth
Investing • Jul 26
A father’s coffee-can strategy for his daughters could be worth US$500 million (~C$700 million) someday
A U.S. financial analyst is locking away stock certificates for his children, betting that patience — and using Robert Kirby’s strategy — will turn into generational wealth
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Real Estate • Jul 26
Paving paradise for condos: Can Toronto’s soul survive if we rebuild icons like Sneaky Dee’s?
Developers often promise a triumphant return for beloved local spots, but history shows mixed results
Real Estate • Jul 26
Paving paradise for condos: Can Toronto’s soul survive if we rebuild icons like Sneaky Dee’s?
Developers often promise a triumphant return for beloved local spots, but history shows mixed results
Managing Money • 2.4k views
Burning through a $3 million nest egg too fast? Here’s how Canadian retirees make savings last
A Canadian retiree burned through one-third of a $3 million nest egg in only 3 years. Here’s how to reset a safe withdrawal rate, avoid RRIF and OAS pitfalls and make the rest last
Managing Money • 2.4k views
Burning through a $3 million nest egg too fast? Here’s how Canadian retirees make savings last
A Canadian retiree burned through one-third of a $3 million nest egg in only 3 years. Here’s how to reset a safe withdrawal rate, avoid RRIF and OAS pitfalls and make the rest last
News • Jul 25
Balancing the books on small town growth as a major development looms over Port Dover
The iconic lakeside community faces a 10,000-home expansion proposal that could reshape local real estate, infrastructure costs and its quiet character
News • Jul 25
Balancing the books on small town growth as a major development looms over Port Dover
The iconic lakeside community faces a 10,000-home expansion proposal that could reshape local real estate, infrastructure costs and its quiet character
Investing • Jul 24
Expert strategist Jim Paulsen warns portfolios are becoming much riskier — what Canadians should know about diversifying
As AI stocks dominate markets on both sides of the border, Canadian investors are learning that even a home-grown RRSP or TFSA can carry hidden tech risk — and how to build in some defence
Investing • Jul 24
Expert strategist Jim Paulsen warns portfolios are becoming much riskier — what Canadians should know about diversifying
As AI stocks dominate markets on both sides of the border, Canadian investors are learning that even a home-grown RRSP or TFSA can carry hidden tech risk — and how to build in some defence
Managing Money • 2.1k views
Canadians tend to underestimate their true retirement wealth — and it could cost you working years
Statistics Canada data shows Canadians nearing retirement with a paid-off home and a pension are worth far more than their RRSP balance suggests — here’s how CPP and OAS factor in, too
Managing Money • 2.1k views
Canadians tend to underestimate their true retirement wealth — and it could cost you working years
Statistics Canada data shows Canadians nearing retirement with a paid-off home and a pension are worth far more than their RRSP balance suggests — here’s how CPP and OAS factor in, too
Real Estate • Jul 24
Should you buy your rental home? What to consider when your landlord offers a private sale
Choosing between homeownership and renting when life is already in transition
Real Estate • Jul 24
Should you buy your rental home? What to consider when your landlord offers a private sale
Choosing between homeownership and renting when life is already in transition
Managing Money • 1.4k views
This Canadian has $3,000 left over every month — Here's the smart way to invest the surplus
It’s a common question whenever you find some extra cash: what exactly should you do with it? One Canadian took to Reddit for some advice on this situation — here’s our take
Managing Money • 1.4k views
This Canadian has $3,000 left over every month — Here's the smart way to invest the surplus
It’s a common question whenever you find some extra cash: what exactly should you do with it? One Canadian took to Reddit for some advice on this situation — here’s our take
Insurance • Jul 23
Ontario home insurance now averages $2,235 a year, up 6% from 2025. Here’s why
Home insurance premiums across Ontario climbed this year, with northern towns paying nearly 50% more than average — here's what's driving costs and how to manage your renewal
Insurance • Jul 23
Ontario home insurance now averages $2,235 a year, up 6% from 2025. Here’s why
Home insurance premiums across Ontario climbed this year, with northern towns paying nearly 50% more than average — here's what's driving costs and how to manage your renewal
Managing Money • Jul 23
Her $400,000 inheritance grew to $900,000 in savings — should she continue to rent instead of buying a home?
Her family and everyone she knows says to buy using her inheritance — but Canada’s rules on rent and capital gains tax make the decision to own versus rent less obvious than it seems
Managing Money • Jul 23
Her $400,000 inheritance grew to $900,000 in savings — should she continue to rent instead of buying a home?
Her family and everyone she knows says to buy using her inheritance — but Canada’s rules on rent and capital gains tax make the decision to own versus rent less obvious than it seems
Insurance • Jul 23
Alberta drivers are promised lower insurance premiums in 2027 — but will everyone actually save money?
The new "Care-First" model promises an average savings of $260, but individual rates will still vary
Insurance • Jul 23
Alberta drivers are promised lower insurance premiums in 2027 — but will everyone actually save money?
The new "Care-First" model promises an average savings of $260, but individual rates will still vary
Managing Money • 3.5k views
Renting beats owning a home for many Canadians nearing retirement. Here’s why
A couple 2 years from retirement is under pressure to buy a home after years of renting — financial planners say the math often favours staying a renter
Managing Money • 3.5k views
Renting beats owning a home for many Canadians nearing retirement. Here’s why
A couple 2 years from retirement is under pressure to buy a home after years of renting — financial planners say the math often favours staying a renter
Managing Money • 2.1k views
SpaceX gave 2 million children a free share — Canada’s own savings program for kids is already doing something similar
Gwynne Shotwell just gave millions of American kids a single share each, and what it could be worth versus the grant Canadian families can already claim for their own children
Managing Money • 2.1k views
SpaceX gave 2 million children a free share — Canada’s own savings program for kids is already doing something similar
Gwynne Shotwell just gave millions of American kids a single share each, and what it could be worth versus the grant Canadian families can already claim for their own children
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