News • 2h ago
The single tax: Canada’s grocery stores penalize solo living and how you can outsmart the system to save your budget
New data shows Canadians living alone spend hundreds more on food each year than those in shared households, but strategic cart swapping and portion sharing can erase the gap
Managing Money • 3h ago
She has $750K saved for retirement and no debt — so why does $35.5K in emergency savings still feel insufficient?
They're debt-free, retirement savings are on track — and she still can't stop adding to the emergency fund. Here's what the numbers say, and what the anxiety is really telling you
Managing Money • 3h ago
She has $750K saved for retirement and no debt — so why does $35.5K in emergency savings still feel insufficient?
They're debt-free, retirement savings are on track — and she still can't stop adding to the emergency fund. Here's what the numbers say, and what the anxiety is really telling you
News • 3h ago
Trump's tariffs are costly for Canadians — here's how to protect and grow your wealth in 2026
Trump's tariff war is real — and Canadians are feeling it. Here's how to stay invested, use your registered accounts wisely and build long-term wealth despite the uncertainty
News • 3h ago
Trump's tariffs are costly for Canadians — here's how to protect and grow your wealth in 2026
Trump's tariff war is real — and Canadians are feeling it. Here's how to stay invested, use your registered accounts wisely and build long-term wealth despite the uncertainty
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Investing • 4h ago
Cash-secured puts pay you to wait for a stock to hit the price you actually want to buy at
A cash-secured put lets you get paid while you wait for a stock to reach a price you'd actually want to pay
Investing • 4h ago
Cash-secured puts pay you to wait for a stock to hit the price you actually want to buy at
A cash-secured put lets you get paid while you wait for a stock to reach a price you'd actually want to pay
Banking • 5h ago
Canada's next bank might be a fintech: What KOHO's $130M raise means for your money (and the Canadian banking industry)
KOHO is now "late in the final stages" of securing a federal banking licence — a shift that could change how millions of Canadians bank, borrow and protect their deposits
Banking • 5h ago
Canada's next bank might be a fintech: What KOHO's $130M raise means for your money (and the Canadian banking industry)
KOHO is now "late in the final stages" of securing a federal banking licence — a shift that could change how millions of Canadians bank, borrow and protect their deposits
News • Jun 17
An island without wheels: Why Newfoundland’s severe rental car shortage is derailing summer travel plans
The provincial fleet never recovered from pandemic sell-offs, and geographic isolation means travellers face unprecedented scarcity and skyrocketing trip cancellations
News • Jun 17
An island without wheels: Why Newfoundland’s severe rental car shortage is derailing summer travel plans
The provincial fleet never recovered from pandemic sell-offs, and geographic isolation means travellers face unprecedented scarcity and skyrocketing trip cancellations
Investing • Jun 17
Robinhood is now in Canada — what it means for Canadian crypto investors
The U.S. brokerage just acquired the country's two largest regulated crypto platforms. Here's what changed, what hasn't and what to watch next.
Investing • Jun 17
Robinhood is now in Canada — what it means for Canadian crypto investors
The U.S. brokerage just acquired the country's two largest regulated crypto platforms. Here's what changed, what hasn't and what to watch next.
News • Jun 17
Mark Carney shifts his tone on U.S. trade tensions — and Canadians with TFSAs and RRSPs should pay attention
As the CUSMA review deadline looms and Canada’s economy shrinks, investors are asking what comes next — and how to protect what they’ve built
News • Jun 17
Mark Carney shifts his tone on U.S. trade tensions — and Canadians with TFSAs and RRSPs should pay attention
As the CUSMA review deadline looms and Canada’s economy shrinks, investors are asking what comes next — and how to protect what they’ve built
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Managing Money • Jun 17
The CRA could soon charge you $50 a day for not responding fast enough to an audit
Bill C-31 grants the CRA new powers: Canadians slow to respond to audit notices could face heavy daily penalties even if no taxes are owed.
Managing Money • Jun 17
The CRA could soon charge you $50 a day for not responding fast enough to an audit
Bill C-31 grants the CRA new powers: Canadians slow to respond to audit notices could face heavy daily penalties even if no taxes are owed.
Managing Money • 3.4k views
Downsizing in retirement: what it really costs Canadians — and when it actually makes sense
Selling costs, land transfer tax and condo fees can eat your profit fast. Here's how to downsize smart in Canada
Managing Money • 3.4k views
Downsizing in retirement: what it really costs Canadians — and when it actually makes sense
Selling costs, land transfer tax and condo fees can eat your profit fast. Here's how to downsize smart in Canada
News • Jun 17
AI shopping agents may be steering Canadians toward higher prices — here's how to protect yourself and your wallet
A new study found most AI models recommend expensive sponsored products over better deals — and Canadian shoppers are paying the price without knowing it
News • Jun 17
AI shopping agents may be steering Canadians toward higher prices — here's how to protect yourself and your wallet
A new study found most AI models recommend expensive sponsored products over better deals — and Canadian shoppers are paying the price without knowing it
News • Jun 16
A contractor took Ontario woman’s $3,000 and vanished — how to spot a door-to-door scam before it costs you
Warmer weather means more foot traffic to your doorstep, and not everyone is looking to make money honestly. Here’s how you can protect yourself from door-to-door scams this summer
News • Jun 16
A contractor took Ontario woman’s $3,000 and vanished — how to spot a door-to-door scam before it costs you
Warmer weather means more foot traffic to your doorstep, and not everyone is looking to make money honestly. Here’s how you can protect yourself from door-to-door scams this summer
Taxes • 1.9k views
Mitch Marner missing the Stanley Cup in Vegas is a high-stakes lesson in American brain drain
Leaving home for a grander career prize promises massive upside, but hidden U.S. costs can stall your finances
Taxes • 1.9k views
Mitch Marner missing the Stanley Cup in Vegas is a high-stakes lesson in American brain drain
Leaving home for a grander career prize promises massive upside, but hidden U.S. costs can stall your finances
Investing • Jun 16
Do gold and crypto belong in a Canadian RRSP or TFSA — or is more diversification too risky?
A small slice of gold and a sliver of bitcoin can smooth a Canadian portfolio’s ride. Pile in too much and the math turns against you — here’s where the line sits
Investing • Jun 16
Do gold and crypto belong in a Canadian RRSP or TFSA — or is more diversification too risky?
A small slice of gold and a sliver of bitcoin can smooth a Canadian portfolio’s ride. Pile in too much and the math turns against you — here’s where the line sits
Managing Money • 2.3k views
Chances are high that you’ll regret retiring at 60 — even if you have $1 million in savings. Here are 3 good reasons why
Early retirement sounds like the dream — but surveys of actual retirees reveal the regrets run deeper than money. Here are 3 things to consider before you hand in your notice
Managing Money • 2.3k views
Chances are high that you’ll regret retiring at 60 — even if you have $1 million in savings. Here are 3 good reasons why
Early retirement sounds like the dream — but surveys of actual retirees reveal the regrets run deeper than money. Here are 3 things to consider before you hand in your notice
Investing • 1.7k views
Warren Buffett calls markets a ‘casino’ — and Jim Cramer says your S&P 500 ETF is the problem. Who’s right?
Two of the most recognizable voices in investing are debating about where the real risk lives in today’s markets — and Canadian investors with RRSPs and TFSAs are caught in the middle
Investing • 1.7k views
Warren Buffett calls markets a ‘casino’ — and Jim Cramer says your S&P 500 ETF is the problem. Who’s right?
Two of the most recognizable voices in investing are debating about where the real risk lives in today’s markets — and Canadian investors with RRSPs and TFSAs are caught in the middle
News • Jun 15
Trying to save on summer travel? New data points to the cheapest weeks to fly
A new Skyscanner report highlights the best times to book, including one late-summer week that offers the biggest savings
News • Jun 15
Trying to save on summer travel? New data points to the cheapest weeks to fly
A new Skyscanner report highlights the best times to book, including one late-summer week that offers the biggest savings
News • Jun 14
Canadians are reshuffling their budgets for the World Cup
A new survey shows nearly half of Canadians — and most Gen Zers — are cutting back on dining out and shopping to fund their tournament plans
News • Jun 14
Canadians are reshuffling their budgets for the World Cup
A new survey shows nearly half of Canadians — and most Gen Zers — are cutting back on dining out and shopping to fund their tournament plans
Managing Money • 4.2k views
Most Canadians save for retirement, but skip the withdrawal plan that makes the money last
Building a nest egg is the easy part. The harder, more valuable work is deciding when to draw from which account — the order can change how long the money lasts
Managing Money • 4.2k views
Most Canadians save for retirement, but skip the withdrawal plan that makes the money last
Building a nest egg is the easy part. The harder, more valuable work is deciding when to draw from which account — the order can change how long the money lasts
Managing Money • 1.4k views
Fewer than 10% of Canadians retire with $1 million. Here are 3 steps to help beat those odds
Most Canadians fall far short of their $1,700,000 retirement savings goal. Here’s how to benchmark where you stand — and what to do about it
Managing Money • 1.4k views
Fewer than 10% of Canadians retire with $1 million. Here are 3 steps to help beat those odds
Most Canadians fall far short of their $1,700,000 retirement savings goal. Here’s how to benchmark where you stand — and what to do about it
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