Managing Money • 9h ago
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 • 10h ago
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 • 10h ago
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
News • 10h ago
84% of Canadians understand their credit score — so why does half still struggle to raise it?
A new survey finds most Canadians understand what affects their credit score, but nearly half say they're facing barriers to improving it — here's what's holding them back and how to move forward
News • 10h ago
84% of Canadians understand their credit score — so why does half still struggle to raise it?
A new survey finds most Canadians understand what affects their credit score, but nearly half say they're facing barriers to improving it — here's what's holding them back and how to move forward
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Insurance • 11h ago
Canada's life insurance gap: 8.4 million Canadians are underinsured as rising mortgages and debt outpace coverage
Record life insurance coverage masks a widening household gap — especially for Ontario families carrying Canada's largest mortgages. Here's what the numbers say about your policy.
Insurance • 11h ago
Canada's life insurance gap: 8.4 million Canadians are underinsured as rising mortgages and debt outpace coverage
Record life insurance coverage masks a widening household gap — especially for Ontario families carrying Canada's largest mortgages. Here's what the numbers say about your policy.
News • 12h ago
Before you cosign a mortgage for your child understand the risks to your retirement
Having a parent co-sign boosts a young buyer’s purchasing power by 72%, moving them from a $458,000 home to a $787,000 home
News • 12h ago
Before you cosign a mortgage for your child understand the risks to your retirement
Having a parent co-sign boosts a young buyer’s purchasing power by 72%, moving them from a $458,000 home to a $787,000 home
Investing • 12h ago
There are only 3 important numbers that Canadian investors need to keep in mind if they want to join the $1 million club
You don’t need a six-figure salary or a finance degree to hit $1 million — track these 3 numbers can get you there faster
Investing • 12h ago
There are only 3 important numbers that Canadian investors need to keep in mind if they want to join the $1 million club
You don’t need a six-figure salary or a finance degree to hit $1 million — track these 3 numbers can get you there faster
News • 2.5k views
President Trump’s new 50% U.S. tariffs hit Canadian hockey: How Bauer, CCM, and Sherwood will be affected
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News • 2.5k views
President Trump’s new 50% U.S. tariffs hit Canadian hockey: How Bauer, CCM, and Sherwood will be affected
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Managing Money • Jul 21
My father doesn't trust banks — all his money is in a chequing account or under his bed. Is this costing him a fortune?
A woman worries her father’s cash-only retirement strategy is slowly losing value to inflation. Here’s how she can help him find safer options
Managing Money • Jul 21
My father doesn't trust banks — all his money is in a chequing account or under his bed. Is this costing him a fortune?
A woman worries her father’s cash-only retirement strategy is slowly losing value to inflation. Here’s how she can help him find safer options
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Managing Money • Jul 21
Households earning under $100K face the highest risk of having no emergency fund, RBC poll finds
The poll finds 52% of Canadians haven't saved enough for an emergency, and 42% say one unexpected expense could derail their finances entirely
Managing Money • Jul 21
Households earning under $100K face the highest risk of having no emergency fund, RBC poll finds
The poll finds 52% of Canadians haven't saved enough for an emergency, and 42% say one unexpected expense could derail their finances entirely
Managing Money • Jul 21
My dad convinced grandma to change her will and cut me out of a $400,000 inheritance — do I have options?
A family dispute over a grandmother’s will raises a bigger question for Canadians: What are your options when you suspect someone pressured a loved one into changing their estate plans?
Managing Money • Jul 21
My dad convinced grandma to change her will and cut me out of a $400,000 inheritance — do I have options?
A family dispute over a grandmother’s will raises a bigger question for Canadians: What are your options when you suspect someone pressured a loved one into changing their estate plans?
Managing Money • Jul 21
What does a budget-friendly summer look like? More Canadians are finding out, according to CIBC poll
CIBC poll shows many are choosing local travel and experiences over impulse spending to balance fun with financial goals
Managing Money • Jul 21
What does a budget-friendly summer look like? More Canadians are finding out, according to CIBC poll
CIBC poll shows many are choosing local travel and experiences over impulse spending to balance fun with financial goals
Employment • Jul 20
Forget doctors and lawyers: AI-skilled workers are now the most eligible singles — and Canadians could cash in, too
Bonuses worth hundreds of thousands of dollars are turning semiconductor workers into South Korea’s most eligible singles — and the same AI skills premium is showing up in Canadian paycheques
Employment • Jul 20
Forget doctors and lawyers: AI-skilled workers are now the most eligible singles — and Canadians could cash in, too
Bonuses worth hundreds of thousands of dollars are turning semiconductor workers into South Korea’s most eligible singles — and the same AI skills premium is showing up in Canadian paycheques
Insurance • Jul 20
Canadians may be underestimating this $2,500 home insurance deductible trap
A rising tide of burst pipes, sewer backups, and storm damage means many Canadian homeowners could face a $2,500 deductible before their insurer pays a cent
Insurance • Jul 20
Canadians may be underestimating this $2,500 home insurance deductible trap
A rising tide of burst pipes, sewer backups, and storm damage means many Canadian homeowners could face a $2,500 deductible before their insurer pays a cent
News • Jul 20
Delta's CEO says cheaper fuel won't mean cheaper flights — here's why Canadians are already paying the price
Air Canada and Statistics Canada data show the same disconnect between fuel costs and airfare that Delta’s CEO just laid out for investors
News • Jul 20
Delta's CEO says cheaper fuel won't mean cheaper flights — here's why Canadians are already paying the price
Air Canada and Statistics Canada data show the same disconnect between fuel costs and airfare that Delta’s CEO just laid out for investors
Credit Cards • 1.1k views
Will one missed credit card payment ruin your credit score? What Canadians need to know
How carrying a balance or missing a monthly payment actually impacts your credit history
Credit Cards • 1.1k views
Will one missed credit card payment ruin your credit score? What Canadians need to know
How carrying a balance or missing a monthly payment actually impacts your credit history
News • Jul 19
Two individuals charged in $126K post-secondary fraud case — what international students need to know
After a year-long CBSA investigation, 2 Ontario men face criminal charges for allegedly defrauding international students of $126,000 using fake enrollment documents
News • Jul 19
Two individuals charged in $126K post-secondary fraud case — what international students need to know
After a year-long CBSA investigation, 2 Ontario men face criminal charges for allegedly defrauding international students of $126,000 using fake enrollment documents
News • 1.0k views
How the world’s biggest art fraud collided with the final bankruptcy fire sale of HBC
True Norval Morrisseau masterpieces are scattered to private collectors to settle a corporate collapse
News • 1.0k views
How the world’s biggest art fraud collided with the final bankruptcy fire sale of HBC
True Norval Morrisseau masterpieces are scattered to private collectors to settle a corporate collapse
Managing Money • 22.0k views
OAS and CPP payments rise for Q3 2026 — but many retirees still face a savings gap
Higher benefit payments won't close the gap between government income and typical retirement spending, so here's what the real numbers mean for your plan
Managing Money • 22.0k views
OAS and CPP payments rise for Q3 2026 — but many retirees still face a savings gap
Higher benefit payments won't close the gap between government income and typical retirement spending, so here's what the real numbers mean for your plan
Banking • Jul 18
Ray Dalio says savings equal freedom — here's the number many Canadians are missing
High income doesn't guarantee financial security. Here's how to calculate the savings threshold that protects you if your paycheque stops — and why CRA and CPP rules make it higher than you think
Banking • Jul 18
Ray Dalio says savings equal freedom — here's the number many Canadians are missing
High income doesn't guarantee financial security. Here's how to calculate the savings threshold that protects you if your paycheque stops — and why CRA and CPP rules make it higher than you think
Investing • Jul 18
A baby’s $700 raffle win invested over 20 years is now paying his university tuition. Canadian parents can do the same
Two strangers gave a baby a winning raffle ticket at an Edmonton game in 2004. Twenty years and one investment later, it’s covering his college tuition. Here’s what Canadian parents can take from it
Investing • Jul 18
A baby’s $700 raffle win invested over 20 years is now paying his university tuition. Canadian parents can do the same
Two strangers gave a baby a winning raffle ticket at an Edmonton game in 2004. Twenty years and one investment later, it’s covering his college tuition. Here’s what Canadian parents can take from it
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