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Investing 9h ago

A diversified portfolio beat the 60/40 mix by 5% in 2025 — what Canadians should know to get higher returns

Morningstar analysis found a more diversified mix — supercharged by alternative assets like gold and crypto — outperformed a traditional stocks-and-bonds strategy by 5% in 2025. That’s the biggest performance gap since 2009. Here’s what this modern shift means for maximizing the growth of your RRSP and TFSA

High-interest loans

News 9h ago

He paid $200 a month for 5 years — and still owes nearly the full amount on his $4,500 loan

An Ontario resident’s horror story with a predatory loan is highlighting the need for consumers to watch out for the fine print

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Insurance 10h ago

Why tariffs on auto parts could push your car insurance premium higher at renewal

Trade tariffs are raising the cost of parts and repairs — and insurers are watching closely. Here's how that could affect your premium and what to do about it

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Retirement age

Managing Money 1.1k views

OAS at 65 or 67? What Canadians need to know before collecting retirement benefits

OAS starts at 65, not 67. Here's how age affects your CPP and OAS payments in Canada.

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News 12h ago

Canada’s coastlines are betting big on global maritime wealth

How coastal towns use global maritime traffic for growth — and the local inflation it leaves behind

Delivery driver damage

Insurance Jun 03

Amazon damaged their lawn and offered $1,200. The bill was $3,900. Here's what Canadians can do

An Amazon delivery gone wrong brings to light how consumers can deal with property damage issues — and the road to compensation is not an easy one

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Managing Money Jun 03

Seniors seeking roommates has tripled in a decade — why a growing number of Canadians can’t afford to retire alone

With rents just below record highs and retirement savings stretched thin, older Canadians are discovering that taking a roommate isn’t a step back — it might be the smartest financial move they make

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News Jun 03

Ontario's Billy Bishop takeover: who really benefits?

Ontario's plan to take over and expand Billy Bishop Airport would boost a J.P. Morgan-linked terminal operator — and raises questions Canadians deserve answers to.

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Investing Jun 03

More Canadians are turning to ChatGPT and TikTok for financial advice, survey finds

A new report shows a major generational shift as younger Canadians skip professional fees in favor of quick, judgment-free digital advice

Distracted driving

Insurance Jun 02

CAA warns drivers about new distraction tactics linked to car thefts

As thieves use tech and distraction to target cars, CAA shares how drivers can protect themselves

Saving for retirement after divorce

Managing Money Jun 02

Starting over financially at 36 after divorce: How Canadians rebuild enough savings to retire on time

Divorce can wipe out years of savings in an instant — but Canadians still have time to rebuild their retirement using RRSPs, TFSAs and a few key financial strategies

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Managing Money 2.0k views

Is the S&P 500 a good bet for Canadians near retirement? 1 woman’s $100,000 cash dilemma explained

She has savings, no debt and a paid-off home — but she’s wondering whether her $100,000 emergency fund should now be working harder for her in retirement

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Banking Jun 02

Newcomers have a legal right to a basic bank account in Canada — and banks can't say no. Here's why

Federal regulations give newcomers the right to a bank account on day one in Canada — but many are still being turned away or pushed into costly products. Here's what the law says and how to use it

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Loans Jun 01

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

Summer road trip in Canada

News Jun 01

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 Jun 01

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

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

Superyacht in Victoria British Columbia

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.