News • 2h ago
Booking.com data breach puts Canadian travellers at risk — how to spot the scam
A confirmed data breach at Booking.com is fuelling a new wave of reservation hijacking scams — here's how to spot the red flags and what to do if your information was compromised
News • 3h ago
BC is holding $222M in unclaimed money — here’s how to check if some is yours
Despite that huge sum, awareness of the fund remains low
News • 3h ago
BC is holding $222M in unclaimed money — here’s how to check if some is yours
Despite that huge sum, awareness of the fund remains low
Investing • 4h ago
After Artemis II, Canada’s space economy is taking off. Here’s how to invest before liftoff
The space economy could hit US$1.8 trillion by 2035
Investing • 4h ago
After Artemis II, Canada’s space economy is taking off. Here’s how to invest before liftoff
The space economy could hit US$1.8 trillion by 2035
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Insurance • 23h ago
Do you actually need life insurance? 3 questions to answer before you buy
Buying life insurance without a plan can leave you overpaying for coverage you don't need — or underprotected when it matters most
Insurance • 23h ago
Do you actually need life insurance? 3 questions to answer before you buy
Buying life insurance without a plan can leave you overpaying for coverage you don't need — or underprotected when it matters most
Managing Money • Apr 23
Her fiance left when he found out about her debt — here's what Canadians should know before combining finances
When debt becomes a dealbreaker in a relationship, the emotional fallout can be just as devastating as the financial one
Managing Money • Apr 23
Her fiance left when he found out about her debt — here's what Canadians should know before combining finances
When debt becomes a dealbreaker in a relationship, the emotional fallout can be just as devastating as the financial one
Managing Money • Apr 23
Scott Galloway’s US$34K (C$47K) Uber habit is a wake-up call for Canadians with online subscriptions
The NYU professor who made his name studying how Big Tech extracts money from consumers didn’t see it happening in his own bank account — and most Canadians don’t either
Managing Money • Apr 23
Scott Galloway’s US$34K (C$47K) Uber habit is a wake-up call for Canadians with online subscriptions
The NYU professor who made his name studying how Big Tech extracts money from consumers didn’t see it happening in his own bank account — and most Canadians don’t either
News • Apr 23
A B.C. court ruled $5.1 million wasn't a gift — what this means for Canadians giving money to loved ones
A B.C. Supreme Court ruling exposes what can go wrong when Canadians transfer large sums to people close to them — and how to document your intentions before it's too late
News • Apr 23
A B.C. court ruled $5.1 million wasn't a gift — what this means for Canadians giving money to loved ones
A B.C. Supreme Court ruling exposes what can go wrong when Canadians transfer large sums to people close to them — and how to document your intentions before it's too late
Retirement • Apr 23
Looking to downsize? Many older Canadians say suitable housing options are hard to find
Canada’s changing demographic is playing a key role in housing market shifts
Retirement • Apr 23
Looking to downsize? Many older Canadians say suitable housing options are hard to find
Canada’s changing demographic is playing a key role in housing market shifts
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Mortgages • Apr 23
I’m 69 with a $250K reverse mortgage hanging over my head — should I use up most of my nest egg to pay it off?
Should you use savings to pay off a reverse mortgage early? Here’s how Canadians 55+ can weigh the options.
Mortgages • Apr 23
I’m 69 with a $250K reverse mortgage hanging over my head — should I use up most of my nest egg to pay it off?
Should you use savings to pay off a reverse mortgage early? Here’s how Canadians 55+ can weigh the options.
News • Apr 22
Canadians are skipping the U.S. for new destinations — and it’s changing where your vacation dollars go
When a retiree’s birthday surprise becomes a political statement, the personal finance question is no longer just where to go — it’s how much more it will cost you
News • Apr 22
Canadians are skipping the U.S. for new destinations — and it’s changing where your vacation dollars go
When a retiree’s birthday surprise becomes a political statement, the personal finance question is no longer just where to go — it’s how much more it will cost you
News • Apr 22
Her husband controls all the money and threatened divorce when she asked questions — what Canadian law says
36% of Canadians hide money from a partner
News • Apr 22
Her husband controls all the money and threatened divorce when she asked questions — what Canadian law says
36% of Canadians hide money from a partner
News • Apr 22
Solving the grocery gap: How a family of two fed themselves on just $160 a month
Extreme budgeting and savvy shopping help a Vancouver couple beat rising food costs
News • Apr 22
Solving the grocery gap: How a family of two fed themselves on just $160 a month
Extreme budgeting and savvy shopping help a Vancouver couple beat rising food costs
Managing Money • 1.7k views
Caring for 2 generations is crushing many Gen X Canadians’ retirement savings — here’s how to fight back
Caught between ageing parents who’ve moved in and adult children who still need support, many ‘sandwich generation’ Canadians are watching their finances suffer — here’s how to take back control
Managing Money • 1.7k views
Caring for 2 generations is crushing many Gen X Canadians’ retirement savings — here’s how to fight back
Caught between ageing parents who’ve moved in and adult children who still need support, many ‘sandwich generation’ Canadians are watching their finances suffer — here’s how to take back control
Insurance • Apr 22
Canadians with mortgages buy 38% more life insurance — and it's probably still not enough
New data shows homeownership is the number two trigger for buying term life insurance in Canada. But most buyers are covering far more than the mortgage—and that's the right call.
Insurance • Apr 22
Canadians with mortgages buy 38% more life insurance — and it's probably still not enough
New data shows homeownership is the number two trigger for buying term life insurance in Canada. But most buyers are covering far more than the mortgage—and that's the right call.
Insurance • 1.4k views
74% of Canadians have no plan for long-term care costs — and the public system won't cover it all
Most Canadians assume the public system covers long-term care. It doesn't
Insurance • 1.4k views
74% of Canadians have no plan for long-term care costs — and the public system won't cover it all
Most Canadians assume the public system covers long-term care. It doesn't
Managing Money • 3.5k views
The top 6 regrets Canadians have about about their early retirement — and how to avoid the same mistakes
Leaving work before you’re truly ready isn’t just a financial risk — it can reshape your income, your health coverage and your sense of purpose in ways you may not expect
Managing Money • 3.5k views
The top 6 regrets Canadians have about about their early retirement — and how to avoid the same mistakes
Leaving work before you’re truly ready isn’t just a financial risk — it can reshape your income, your health coverage and your sense of purpose in ways you may not expect
Taxes • Apr 21
From secondary suites to personal support: The 2026 tax perks you may have missed
New low-interest loans and professional credits are helping Canadians build wealth and lower their tax bills
Taxes • Apr 21
From secondary suites to personal support: The 2026 tax perks you may have missed
New low-interest loans and professional credits are helping Canadians build wealth and lower their tax bills
News • Apr 21
Montreal landlords are raising rents as high as 20% — here's how Canadians can legally fight back
Landlords in Montreal can request almost any rent increase — but Canadians have more power to push back than they realize, including the right to contest rates above the TAL's 3.1% guideline
News • Apr 21
Montreal landlords are raising rents as high as 20% — here's how Canadians can legally fight back
Landlords in Montreal can request almost any rent increase — but Canadians have more power to push back than they realize, including the right to contest rates above the TAL's 3.1% guideline
Managing Money • 2.1k views
One couple sold their home and moved onto a cruise ship permanently — and say they’re actually spending less
When fixed costs pile up month after month, some people look for a radical reset — one couple’s solution involved selling their home and permanently boarding a Royal Caribbean cruise ship
Managing Money • 2.1k views
One couple sold their home and moved onto a cruise ship permanently — and say they’re actually spending less
When fixed costs pile up month after month, some people look for a radical reset — one couple’s solution involved selling their home and permanently boarding a Royal Caribbean cruise ship
Mortgages • 3.3k views
Most Canadians nearing mortgage renewal fear making the wrong decision, CIBC poll finds
55% of mortgage holders are concerned about making the wrong choice when renewing, while nearly half say they’ll need help from a financial advisor to navigate the process
Mortgages • 3.3k views
Most Canadians nearing mortgage renewal fear making the wrong decision, CIBC poll finds
55% of mortgage holders are concerned about making the wrong choice when renewing, while nearly half say they’ll need help from a financial advisor to navigate the process
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