Credit Cards • 3h ago
Canada's banking ombudsman flags rising balance transfer complaints — here's what to know before you switch
Canadians carrying record credit card debt are turning to balance transfers for relief — but the Ombudsman for Banking Services and Investments says the fine print is catching people off guard.
Mortgages • 1.3k views
Ottawa is buying $30 billion in Canada Mortgage Bonds in 2026 — here's what it means for mortgage rates
The federal government is spending $30 billion on Canada Mortgage Bonds this year — a program that quietly shapes what Canadians pay on fixed-rate mortgages
Mortgages • 1.3k views
Ottawa is buying $30 billion in Canada Mortgage Bonds in 2026 — here's what it means for mortgage rates
The federal government is spending $30 billion on Canada Mortgage Bonds this year — a program that quietly shapes what Canadians pay on fixed-rate mortgages
Mortgages • 8h ago
Bank of Canada data shows retirees face a steeper renewal risk in 2026 — and a different playbook
A 15% to 20% mortgage payment increase while on a fixed income can reshape your retirement. Here’s what to do.
Mortgages • 8h ago
Bank of Canada data shows retirees face a steeper renewal risk in 2026 — and a different playbook
A 15% to 20% mortgage payment increase while on a fixed income can reshape your retirement. Here’s what to do.
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Insurance • 9h ago
Home insurance premiums jumped again. What Canada's record $8.5B disaster year means for your next renewal
Canada's insurers lost money two years running. Now they're rebuilding their books — through your home insurance renewal
Insurance • 9h ago
Home insurance premiums jumped again. What Canada's record $8.5B disaster year means for your next renewal
Canada's insurers lost money two years running. Now they're rebuilding their books — through your home insurance renewal
Mortgages • 9h ago
Multigenerational mortgages in Canada: How to pool income, use CMHC rules and avoid costly mistakes
There's no single multigenerational mortgage product in Canada — but families who understand CMHC income rules, construction costs and the $7,250 MHRTC tax credit can make the math work
Mortgages • 9h ago
Multigenerational mortgages in Canada: How to pool income, use CMHC rules and avoid costly mistakes
There's no single multigenerational mortgage product in Canada — but families who understand CMHC income rules, construction costs and the $7,250 MHRTC tax credit can make the math work
Real Estate • 11h ago
Tackling the housing hurdle: Ottawa looks to slash GST on new builds nationwide
Federal government eyes temporary tax relief to spark construction and lower costs for Canadian homebuyers
Real Estate • 11h ago
Tackling the housing hurdle: Ottawa looks to slash GST on new builds nationwide
Federal government eyes temporary tax relief to spark construction and lower costs for Canadian homebuyers
Banking • 2.0k views
Most Canadians are losing hundreds in savings interest — here’s how to fix it in minutes
Where your cash sits matters more than you think — and the difference could be hundreds of dollars a year
Banking • 2.0k views
Most Canadians are losing hundreds in savings interest — here’s how to fix it in minutes
Where your cash sits matters more than you think — and the difference could be hundreds of dollars a year
Investing • 12h ago
John Arnold's 2-sector portfolio looks brilliant — but here's the catch for Canadian RRSP and TFSA investors
The former energy trader turned philanthropist says tech and energy is all you need — but Canadian investors should ask a harder question before following his lead
Investing • 12h ago
John Arnold's 2-sector portfolio looks brilliant — but here's the catch for Canadian RRSP and TFSA investors
The former energy trader turned philanthropist says tech and energy is all you need — but Canadian investors should ask a harder question before following his lead
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Managing Money • Apr 09
Are you one of the 3 million Canadians who qualify for the CRA's free tax-filing shortcut?
Millions of Canadians skip tax filing and lose benefits they’re owed — the CRA’s free SimpleFile service and a fall 2026 auto-filing pilot could change that.
Managing Money • Apr 09
Are you one of the 3 million Canadians who qualify for the CRA's free tax-filing shortcut?
Millions of Canadians skip tax filing and lose benefits they’re owed — the CRA’s free SimpleFile service and a fall 2026 auto-filing pilot could change that.
News • Apr 09
Ontario police are hunting an identity fraud suspect — and it's a warning for all Canadians
If you’re a victim of identity fraud, you need to read this
News • Apr 09
Ontario police are hunting an identity fraud suspect — and it's a warning for all Canadians
If you’re a victim of identity fraud, you need to read this
News • Apr 09
Breaking the housing bottleneck in small town Ontario
A massive infrastructure project in Exeter is paving the way for thousands of new homes and what you need to know about investing in rural real estate growth
News • Apr 09
Breaking the housing bottleneck in small town Ontario
A massive infrastructure project in Exeter is paving the way for thousands of new homes and what you need to know about investing in rural real estate growth
Managing Money • Apr 09
A $1,300 fraudulent Rogers bill destroyed one Canadian's credit score for 8 months — here's how to fight back
When bad actors open accounts in your name, the financial fallout can last years — here's how to spot application fraud early, dispute unfair bills and protect your credit score
Managing Money • Apr 09
A $1,300 fraudulent Rogers bill destroyed one Canadian's credit score for 8 months — here's how to fight back
When bad actors open accounts in your name, the financial fallout can last years — here's how to spot application fraud early, dispute unfair bills and protect your credit score
Banking • Apr 09
Bank charged $45 for a $5 shortfall in your bank account — that's now illegal under Canada's new NSF rules
Canada's $10 NSF fee cap took effect March 12, 2026. If you've ever been charged $45 for a missed payment, the new rules now cap that penalty and limit how often banks can charge it.
Banking • Apr 09
Bank charged $45 for a $5 shortfall in your bank account — that's now illegal under Canada's new NSF rules
Canada's $10 NSF fee cap took effect March 12, 2026. If you've ever been charged $45 for a missed payment, the new rules now cap that penalty and limit how often banks can charge it.
Managing Money • Apr 08
Over 500,000 Canadian stepfamilies face this estate planning blind spot — here's how to protect your assets
When one spouse has children from a previous marriage, a $1M estate can become a battleground — unless you have the right plan in place
Managing Money • Apr 08
Over 500,000 Canadian stepfamilies face this estate planning blind spot — here's how to protect your assets
When one spouse has children from a previous marriage, a $1M estate can become a battleground — unless you have the right plan in place
Managing Money • Apr 08
49% gas price spike: How global oil volatility hits Canadians both ways
The Iran conflict pushed national gas prices to nearly $1.91 a litre — costing Canadians $25 more per fill-up. Here's what's driving it and what you can do today to limit the damage.
Managing Money • Apr 08
49% gas price spike: How global oil volatility hits Canadians both ways
The Iran conflict pushed national gas prices to nearly $1.91 a litre — costing Canadians $25 more per fill-up. Here's what's driving it and what you can do today to limit the damage.
Insurance • Apr 08
Think your supplemental health plan is enough? Here’s why Canadian seniors need to check every year
Suze Orman says review your health plan annually
Insurance • Apr 08
Think your supplemental health plan is enough? Here’s why Canadian seniors need to check every year
Suze Orman says review your health plan annually
News • Apr 08
Fuel surcharges are showing up everywhere — here’s where Canadians are paying more
Higher energy prices tend to hit consumers quickly through fuel costs, while also gradually pushing up costs across the broader economy as businesses adjust pricing
News • Apr 08
Fuel surcharges are showing up everywhere — here’s where Canadians are paying more
Higher energy prices tend to hit consumers quickly through fuel costs, while also gradually pushing up costs across the broader economy as businesses adjust pricing
Investing • Apr 08
Loanova promises GIC-beating returns for everyday investors — but is it too good to be true?
A Toronto fintech is pitching fractional mortgage investing as a GIC-beating, lower-risk alternative — but before you sign up, here's what the numbers and the regulator actually say.
Investing • Apr 08
Loanova promises GIC-beating returns for everyday investors — but is it too good to be true?
A Toronto fintech is pitching fractional mortgage investing as a GIC-beating, lower-risk alternative — but before you sign up, here's what the numbers and the regulator actually say.
Taxes • 6.1k views
CRA says 12 million Canadians are owed a bonus payment this spring — do you qualify?
CRA has a one-time bonus payment worth up to $533 for Canadian families this spring — but only if you filed your taxes
Taxes • 6.1k views
CRA says 12 million Canadians are owed a bonus payment this spring — do you qualify?
CRA has a one-time bonus payment worth up to $533 for Canadian families this spring — but only if you filed your taxes
Managing Money • Apr 07
A sibling needs financial help — here's how to protect your RRSP and TFSA before you give a cent
When a family member asks for money, Canadians with RRSPs and TFSAs face a hard tradeoff — here's how to help without putting your own retirement at risk
Managing Money • Apr 07
A sibling needs financial help — here's how to protect your RRSP and TFSA before you give a cent
When a family member asks for money, Canadians with RRSPs and TFSAs face a hard tradeoff — here's how to help without putting your own retirement at risk
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