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Employment • 10m ago

Robert Half's 2027 salary guide shows 1.4% raises for finance — but AI-skilled candidates are commanding far more

Robert Half's 2027 Canada Salary Guide projects a 1.4% average gain for finance and accounting roles, but controllers, senior accountants and AI-savvy professionals could earn far more

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Retirement • 11h ago

72% of savers consider cutting retirement contributions to cover daily costs. Here’s why this could cost you

Cutting retirement contributions can ease today’s financial pressure, but missed investment growth and employer matching could leave you with less later. Here’s what to consider.

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Mortgages • 13h ago

U.S. Fed raises interest rates despite Trump: ‘Important shift’ Canadians must make as fixed mortgage rates respond

Canadian fixed mortgage rates have already climbed, but the Fed’s latest move doesn’t necessarily mean another sharp increase is coming.

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Quebec election

News • 17h ago

Parti Québécois wins Quebec: what the minority result means for Canadians' investments

The PQ won Quebec but not a majority. Here's what it means for your investments and what to watch next

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Managing Money • 21h ago

75% of Canadians brace for 2 rough years for local shops as U.S. tariffs squeeze small business confidence below 50

Most Canadians say they're buying local to push back against U.S. tariffs, but goodwill alone may not keep small businesses open. Here's how to make your spending count

Increasing rent

Real Estate • 23h ago

Asking rents jumped more than 20% since 2021 — what Canadian renters should know before they move

Asking rents are finally easing in many cities, but Canadians who move still pay far more than tenants who stay put, so it pays to run the numbers before signing a new lease

Mature lady calculating tax refund using laptop

Taxes • 3.5k views

1 million Canadians could get a pre-filled CRA tax return in 2027 — Here's the Oct. 31 step to take

CRA pre-filled tax return: 1 million Canadians could be invited in March 2027 — Here's who's eligible and what to finish by the Oct. 31, 2026 deadline

Snowbirds

Taxes • Oct 06

Florida's Nov. 3 vote could widen the property tax gap for Canadian snowbirds owning US$60B in real estate

Amendment 3 would raise Florida's homestead exemption to US$250,000 by 2028, saving residents up to US$2,085 a year

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The Canadian family that was conned by Kremlin propaganda

News • 3.8k views

Russia gave "traditional values" visas to 54 Canadians. A dad of 9 just learned what staying could cost him

A Canadian farmer's future in Russia now hinges on a military contract. Before you sell up and leave Canada, here's what emigrating can cost in tax, benefits and options.

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News • Oct 05

Lawyer for 350+ StubHub customers says the company repeatedly missed arbitration fees, delaying refunds

StubHub's user agreement sends refund fights to arbitration — but the arbitrator says StubHub keeps paying fees late. Here's how Canadians can push for their money back

Quebec election

News • Oct 05

Quebec's $171B budget is on the ballot today — here's what each party's relief plan actually means for your wallet

With Quebec inflation at 3.1%, every party is promising relief. But the savings are modest, unevenly spread and sometimes cancel each other out

Referendum

News • Oct 05

UofC study puts Alberta separation cost at up to $170 billion — and says Quebec's would look similar

With Quebecers voting Oct. 5 and Albertans Oct. 19, a University of Calgary study puts the cost of separation at up to $170 billion. Here's what that could mean for your job, taxes and savings

Jamieson Greer

News • 19.9k views

50% U.S. auto tariffs loom over Canada by Jan. 1 as Jamieson Greer warns trade talks are stalling

Washington's lead negotiator flags unresolved issues as 50% tariffs on Canadian autos near a Jan. 1, 2027 deadline

Scared woman

Investing • 8.0k views

The TSX just broke a record quarterly streak. Here's why October's crash reputation shouldn't spook you

Canada's main stock index heads into the market's most feared month on a historic run — and 25 years of data suggest October is more bark than bite for long-term investors.

Retirement destinations

Retirement • 6.1k views

Uruguay, Mauritius and Spain top 2026's best retirement destinations — what Canadians need to know before moving

Uruguay tops a new 46-country retirement index, but Canadians weighing a move abroad need to factor in OAS rules, non-resident tax and Canada's departure tax first

Canadian airports

News • Oct 04

47% of Canadians oppose privatizing Pearson and 3 other major airports — and fees are the big worry

More Canadians oppose than support letting private investors run the country's 4 biggest airports, and the rules that will decide what travellers pay haven't been written yet

Fall Canadian getaways

Managing Money • Oct 03

Airbnb data shows Canadian fall travel searches up 25% — here's the real cost of 4 trending small towns

Fuel, ferries and nightly rates for Goderich, Haida Gwaii, Montebello and Cochrane this fall

People going to work

Managing Money • Oct 03

One office day a week costs $2,898 — but after taxes, Canadians need a $4,120 raise to break even

Commuting costs come out of after-tax dollars and the CRA offers no deduction, so the raise needed to cover even 1 office day a week is bigger than most Canadians expect

B.C. resident Ray Anholt + RBC and CIBC bank branches in Toronto

Banking • 53.2k views

89-year-old loses $1.7M — and blames RBC and CIBC for not stopping him

The family of an 89-year-old man raised concerns over why RBC and CIBC failed to prevent him from wiping out his $1.7-million life savings, despite commitments to protect clients from financial fraud.

Permanently closed Starbucks location

News • 24.3k views

Starbucks shuts 37+ Canadian locations, including brand-new and decades-old cafés — what workers are owed

Starbucks says it's cutting cafés that miss its performance or experience targets, but decades-old and brand-new stores made the list. Here's what Canadian workers and customers should know.