News • 5h ago
Home insurance nearly quadrupled in 20 years — and Statistics Canada just explained why
A Statistics Canada study confirms extreme weather is driving home insurance premiums far above general inflation — and the trend is spreading province by province.
Managing Money • 6h ago
Solo aging in Canada: The financial and legal steps every single senior needs to take before a health crisis
When you’re aging without a spouse, kids, or close family, the financial and logistical weight of retirement can feel crushing. Here’s how to lighten the load before a health crisis forces your hand
Managing Money • 6h ago
Solo aging in Canada: The financial and legal steps every single senior needs to take before a health crisis
When you’re aging without a spouse, kids, or close family, the financial and logistical weight of retirement can feel crushing. Here’s how to lighten the load before a health crisis forces your hand
News • 6h ago
Canada’s $60 billion wind power gamble could change how you pay for energy
Atlantic Canada is officially pre-qualifying global energy giants for its massive offshore wind project, bringing a major shift to the national electricity grid closer to reality
News • 6h ago
Canada’s $60 billion wind power gamble could change how you pay for energy
Atlantic Canada is officially pre-qualifying global energy giants for its massive offshore wind project, bringing a major shift to the national electricity grid closer to reality
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Managing Money • 8h ago
Canadian insolvency filings just hit a 17-year high — here's what the rising debt trend means for your money
37,121 Canadians filed for insolvency last quarter, and the pace is accelerating fast enough that it should change how you think about your own debt load
Managing Money • 8h ago
Canadian insolvency filings just hit a 17-year high — here's what the rising debt trend means for your money
37,121 Canadians filed for insolvency last quarter, and the pace is accelerating fast enough that it should change how you think about your own debt load
News • Jul 01
AI voice-cloning scams are fooling Canadian parents — but there were red flags that gave away one scammer
A phone call from a frightened child is every parent’s worst nightmare. AI is making that fear easier than ever to fake
News • Jul 01
AI voice-cloning scams are fooling Canadian parents — but there were red flags that gave away one scammer
A phone call from a frightened child is every parent’s worst nightmare. AI is making that fear easier than ever to fake
Managing Money • Jul 01
More Canadians are choosing smaller weddings to afford other competing financial goals, hitting young people the hardest
As inflation and a tough job market squeeze young Canadians, weddings are getting smaller — here's how to save for one without sacrificing your TFSA, RRSP or first home
Managing Money • Jul 01
More Canadians are choosing smaller weddings to afford other competing financial goals, hitting young people the hardest
As inflation and a tough job market squeeze young Canadians, weddings are getting smaller — here's how to save for one without sacrificing your TFSA, RRSP or first home
News • Jul 01
2.5 million Canadians already use Koho. A $1.33B valuation and a new bank license could make it a Big Six rival
Koho Financial is one regulatory step away from becoming a chartered Canadian bank. Here's what a Schedule 1 license would actually mean for your money.
News • Jul 01
2.5 million Canadians already use Koho. A $1.33B valuation and a new bank license could make it a Big Six rival
Koho Financial is one regulatory step away from becoming a chartered Canadian bank. Here's what a Schedule 1 license would actually mean for your money.
Insurance • Jul 01
New Ontario auto insurance rules take effect today: Dropping accident benefits to save money could cost you thousands
Why Ontario drivers should think twice before checking the opt-out box at renewal time under the new system
Insurance • Jul 01
New Ontario auto insurance rules take effect today: Dropping accident benefits to save money could cost you thousands
Why Ontario drivers should think twice before checking the opt-out box at renewal time under the new system
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Insurance • Jul 01
Ontario fines life insurance agents $224,000 for sales violations: Why the penalties are just the start
Ontario penalized 65 agents after finding 184 rule violations — many tied to unsuitable universal life policy sales
Insurance • Jul 01
Ontario fines life insurance agents $224,000 for sales violations: Why the penalties are just the start
Ontario penalized 65 agents after finding 184 rule violations — many tied to unsuitable universal life policy sales
Managing Money • Jun 30
How to build a modern emergency fund when everything costs more
Your emergency fund called. It wants a glow-up.
Managing Money • Jun 30
How to build a modern emergency fund when everything costs more
Your emergency fund called. It wants a glow-up.
Investing • Jun 30
The S&P 500 just flashed a rare market warning — and could change how Canadian investors think about risk moving forward
A market valuation signal last seen during the dot-com bubble is back — and for Canadians with U.S. index funds in their RRSP or TFSA, the implications are worth understanding
Investing • Jun 30
The S&P 500 just flashed a rare market warning — and could change how Canadian investors think about risk moving forward
A market valuation signal last seen during the dot-com bubble is back — and for Canadians with U.S. index funds in their RRSP or TFSA, the implications are worth understanding
Managing Money • 2.7k views
$1 million isn’t what it used to be — and for Canadians, the number you need for financial freedom might surprise you
Wealth is relative — and in Canada, even $1 million may not be enough. Here’s where you stand, how to measure your progress and what the data says about reaching the top 10%
Managing Money • 2.7k views
$1 million isn’t what it used to be — and for Canadians, the number you need for financial freedom might surprise you
Wealth is relative — and in Canada, even $1 million may not be enough. Here’s where you stand, how to measure your progress and what the data says about reaching the top 10%
Employment • Jun 30
Sam Altman backtracked on his AI jobs doom prediction. Here’s what Canadians should consider doing next
The OpenAI CEO is backpedalling on his predictions about massive job losses. Here’s what Canadian workers and investors need to know to prepare
Employment • Jun 30
Sam Altman backtracked on his AI jobs doom prediction. Here’s what Canadians should consider doing next
The OpenAI CEO is backpedalling on his predictions about massive job losses. Here’s what Canadian workers and investors need to know to prepare
News • Jun 30
Balancing Billy Bishop's growth with Toronto's waterfront requires looking beyond a single poll
A split poll doesn't tell the whole story. The real cost of expanding Billy Bishop includes closed waterways, stalled housing projects and rising health risk
News • Jun 30
Balancing Billy Bishop's growth with Toronto's waterfront requires looking beyond a single poll
A split poll doesn't tell the whole story. The real cost of expanding Billy Bishop includes closed waterways, stalled housing projects and rising health risk
Managing Money • 1.0k views
Our spreadsheet says we’re ready to retire at 60 — but are we? What every Canadian needs to consider first
Retiring early sounds simple when the numbers line up. But for Canadians, the real test is surviving the gap years before CPP, OAS and government benefits begin
Managing Money • 1.0k views
Our spreadsheet says we’re ready to retire at 60 — but are we? What every Canadian needs to consider first
Retiring early sounds simple when the numbers line up. But for Canadians, the real test is surviving the gap years before CPP, OAS and government benefits begin
Managing Money • 3.4k views
Too much cash in your bank account is costing you — here's what Canadians need to know
Idle cash in a chequing or savings account feels safe. But with Canadian inflation at 3.2% and Big Bank chequing accounts paying 0%, your money is quietly losing ground.
Managing Money • 3.4k views
Too much cash in your bank account is costing you — here's what Canadians need to know
Idle cash in a chequing or savings account feels safe. But with Canadian inflation at 3.2% and Big Bank chequing accounts paying 0%, your money is quietly losing ground.
Real Estate • Jun 29
Ontario’s new $130,000 HST rebate takes effect today: How to claim it on your next home purchase
The province's highly anticipated tax break for newly built properties rolls out this Monday after months of waiting, cutting upfront closing costs for eligible buyers
Real Estate • Jun 29
Ontario’s new $130,000 HST rebate takes effect today: How to claim it on your next home purchase
The province's highly anticipated tax break for newly built properties rolls out this Monday after months of waiting, cutting upfront closing costs for eligible buyers
News • Jun 28
What the rewrite of Vancouver’s historic Molson site reveals about the changing face of Canadian real estate
What the conversion of a historic brewery tells us about real estate trends across Canada
News • Jun 28
What the rewrite of Vancouver’s historic Molson site reveals about the changing face of Canadian real estate
What the conversion of a historic brewery tells us about real estate trends across Canada
Life • Jun 27
Stem-cell tourism is trending — but Canadians face big financial and health risks for unapproved treatments
From TikTok testimonials to $30,000 trips abroad, more Canadians are chasing experimental treatments that Health Canada hasn’t approved — and the financial and personal costs can be significant
Life • Jun 27
Stem-cell tourism is trending — but Canadians face big financial and health risks for unapproved treatments
From TikTok testimonials to $30,000 trips abroad, more Canadians are chasing experimental treatments that Health Canada hasn’t approved — and the financial and personal costs can be significant
Managing Money • Jun 27
Incorporated professionals may be missing a tax break worth thousands — the $50,000 passive income trap
Incorporated professionals who hold investments inside their operating corporation may be eroding the small business deduction — one of Canada's most valuable corporate tax breaks.
Managing Money • Jun 27
Incorporated professionals may be missing a tax break worth thousands — the $50,000 passive income trap
Incorporated professionals who hold investments inside their operating corporation may be eroding the small business deduction — one of Canada's most valuable corporate tax breaks.
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