Managing Money • 1h ago
Saved between $500,000 to $5 million for retirement? Here's why Canadians in this bracket face unique risks
If your net worth sits between $500,000 and $5,000,000, you’re doing well — but you’re not done planning. Here’s what mass affluent Canadians need to know before they retire
Taxes • 2h ago
The invisible tax burden: Why your province is your biggest expense
A look at why your postal code may be the biggest line item in your budget and how to run the numbers before you pack
Taxes • 2h ago
The invisible tax burden: Why your province is your biggest expense
A look at why your postal code may be the biggest line item in your budget and how to run the numbers before you pack
Managing Money • 3h ago
Former advisor: 5 money habits cost him over C$1M — Canadians should avoid these wealth-draining traps
Financial educator Humphrey Yang spent a decade avoiding the market — now he’s calculated the true cost of that ‘safe’ approach, and the number should motivate every Canadian investor to act sooner.
Managing Money • 3h ago
Former advisor: 5 money habits cost him over C$1M — Canadians should avoid these wealth-draining traps
Financial educator Humphrey Yang spent a decade avoiding the market — now he’s calculated the true cost of that ‘safe’ approach, and the number should motivate every Canadian investor to act sooner.
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Insurance • Apr 12
Are you overpaying for car insurance? 8 things Canadians should check right now to save more than $1,000/yr
Auto insurance shouldn’t drain your bank account. Here’s how Canadians can save money while getting the coverage they need.
Insurance • Apr 12
Are you overpaying for car insurance? 8 things Canadians should check right now to save more than $1,000/yr
Auto insurance shouldn’t drain your bank account. Here’s how Canadians can save money while getting the coverage they need.
News • Apr 12
Gemini said The heart of the Mustang: Why saving an 80 year old drive-in matters to Ontario’s cultural soul
Beyond the $1.25 million price tag, the sale of the Mustang Drive-In PEC ensures a community anchor survives the pressures of development and rising costs
News • Apr 12
Gemini said The heart of the Mustang: Why saving an 80 year old drive-in matters to Ontario’s cultural soul
Beyond the $1.25 million price tag, the sale of the Mustang Drive-In PEC ensures a community anchor survives the pressures of development and rising costs
Retirement • 4.3k views
Why downsizing your home in retirement often costs more than Canadians expect
Downsizing sounds like easy money — but for many Canadians, the real costs tell a very different story
Retirement • 4.3k views
Why downsizing your home in retirement often costs more than Canadians expect
Downsizing sounds like easy money — but for many Canadians, the real costs tell a very different story
Managing Money • Apr 11
From Sunwing to Canada Post, fuel surcharges are hitting Canadians in more places than just the pump
The Iran war has pushed oil past US$100 a barrel, and companies are passing the cost on fast — here's where fuel surcharges are appearing and how to protect your budget
Managing Money • Apr 11
From Sunwing to Canada Post, fuel surcharges are hitting Canadians in more places than just the pump
The Iran war has pushed oil past US$100 a barrel, and companies are passing the cost on fast — here's where fuel surcharges are appearing and how to protect your budget
Insurance • Apr 11
Car insurance premiums are up 9% — here's how to pay less at renewal
Auto insurance premiums are at record highs across Canada, but drivers who shop around, adjust their deductible and use telematics can still find meaningful savings
Insurance • Apr 11
Car insurance premiums are up 9% — here's how to pay less at renewal
Auto insurance premiums are at record highs across Canada, but drivers who shop around, adjust their deductible and use telematics can still find meaningful savings
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News • Apr 11
The high cost of digital distraction: Why a Hamilton typewriter shop is selling intentionality
Analog tools offer a tactile solution for Canadians looking to escape the fatigue of AI and constant notifications
News • Apr 11
The high cost of digital distraction: Why a Hamilton typewriter shop is selling intentionality
Analog tools offer a tactile solution for Canadians looking to escape the fatigue of AI and constant notifications
News • Apr 11
Peter Schiff: Rising oil prices won't cause inflation — but something else is coming — what you should know
Rising oil prices may not cause inflation directly — but the economic chain reaction could hit your wallet hard
News • Apr 11
Peter Schiff: Rising oil prices won't cause inflation — but something else is coming — what you should know
Rising oil prices may not cause inflation directly — but the economic chain reaction could hit your wallet hard
Mortgages • Apr 11
FSRA doubled mortgage sanctions in 2025 — $875,000 in fines. Is your broker safe to work with?
The amount of fines levied against Ontario mortgage professionals jumped 90% from 2024 to 2025. Here's what borrowers should know before trusting a mortgage professional with their biggest purchase.
Mortgages • Apr 11
FSRA doubled mortgage sanctions in 2025 — $875,000 in fines. Is your broker safe to work with?
The amount of fines levied against Ontario mortgage professionals jumped 90% from 2024 to 2025. Here's what borrowers should know before trusting a mortgage professional with their biggest purchase.
Credit Cards • 1.2k views
Canada's banking ombudsman flags rising balance transfer complaints — here's what to know before you switch
Canadians carrying record credit card debt are turning to balance transfers for relief — but the Ombudsman for Banking Services and Investments says the fine print is catching people off guard.
Credit Cards • 1.2k views
Canada's banking ombudsman flags rising balance transfer complaints — here's what to know before you switch
Canadians carrying record credit card debt are turning to balance transfers for relief — but the Ombudsman for Banking Services and Investments says the fine print is catching people off guard.
Mortgages • 39.7k views
Ottawa is buying $30 billion in Canada Mortgage Bonds in 2026 — here's what it means for mortgage rates
The federal government is spending $30 billion on Canada Mortgage Bonds this year — a program that quietly shapes what Canadians pay on fixed-rate mortgages
Mortgages • 39.7k views
Ottawa is buying $30 billion in Canada Mortgage Bonds in 2026 — here's what it means for mortgage rates
The federal government is spending $30 billion on Canada Mortgage Bonds this year — a program that quietly shapes what Canadians pay on fixed-rate mortgages
Mortgages • 3.6k views
Bank of Canada data shows retirees face a steeper renewal risk in 2026 — and a different playbook
A 15% to 20% mortgage payment increase while on a fixed income can reshape your retirement. Here’s what to do.
Mortgages • 3.6k views
Bank of Canada data shows retirees face a steeper renewal risk in 2026 — and a different playbook
A 15% to 20% mortgage payment increase while on a fixed income can reshape your retirement. Here’s what to do.
Insurance • Apr 10
Home insurance premiums jumped again. What Canada's record $8.5B disaster year means for your next renewal
Canada's insurers lost money two years running. Now they're rebuilding their books — through your home insurance renewal
Insurance • Apr 10
Home insurance premiums jumped again. What Canada's record $8.5B disaster year means for your next renewal
Canada's insurers lost money two years running. Now they're rebuilding their books — through your home insurance renewal
Mortgages • Apr 10
Multigenerational mortgages in Canada: How to pool income, use CMHC rules and avoid costly mistakes
There's no single multigenerational mortgage product in Canada — but families who understand CMHC income rules, construction costs and the $7,250 MHRTC tax credit can make the math work
Mortgages • Apr 10
Multigenerational mortgages in Canada: How to pool income, use CMHC rules and avoid costly mistakes
There's no single multigenerational mortgage product in Canada — but families who understand CMHC income rules, construction costs and the $7,250 MHRTC tax credit can make the math work
Real Estate • Apr 10
Tackling the housing hurdle: Ottawa looks to slash GST on new builds nationwide
Federal government eyes temporary tax relief to spark construction and lower costs for Canadian homebuyers
Real Estate • Apr 10
Tackling the housing hurdle: Ottawa looks to slash GST on new builds nationwide
Federal government eyes temporary tax relief to spark construction and lower costs for Canadian homebuyers
Banking • 2.7k views
Most Canadians are losing hundreds in savings interest — here’s how to fix it in minutes
Where your cash sits matters more than you think — and the difference could be hundreds of dollars a year
Banking • 2.7k views
Most Canadians are losing hundreds in savings interest — here’s how to fix it in minutes
Where your cash sits matters more than you think — and the difference could be hundreds of dollars a year
Investing • Apr 10
John Arnold's 2-sector portfolio looks brilliant — but here's the catch for Canadian RRSP and TFSA investors
The former energy trader turned philanthropist says tech and energy is all you need — but Canadian investors should ask a harder question before following his lead
Investing • Apr 10
John Arnold's 2-sector portfolio looks brilliant — but here's the catch for Canadian RRSP and TFSA investors
The former energy trader turned philanthropist says tech and energy is all you need — but Canadian investors should ask a harder question before following his lead
Managing Money • 4.1k views
Are you one of the 3 million Canadians who qualify for the CRA's free tax-filing shortcut?
Millions of Canadians skip tax filing and lose benefits they’re owed — the CRA’s free SimpleFile service and a fall 2026 auto-filing pilot could change that.
Managing Money • 4.1k views
Are you one of the 3 million Canadians who qualify for the CRA's free tax-filing shortcut?
Millions of Canadians skip tax filing and lose benefits they’re owed — the CRA’s free SimpleFile service and a fall 2026 auto-filing pilot could change that.
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