Managing Money • 9m ago
She won’t inherit her husband’s trust — The Ramsey Show advises against asking their daughter for a cut
When a family trust passes wealth to blood descendants only, a surviving spouse can be left with nothing — and Canadian law may not offer the protection you think it does
Investing • 1h ago
You set your robo-advisor to 'conservative' — now the 2.25% rate world has made that choice more costly
After 275 basis points of Bank of Canada cuts, conservative robo-advisor portfolios may be generating materially less income than Canadian retirees assumed.
Investing • 1h ago
You set your robo-advisor to 'conservative' — now the 2.25% rate world has made that choice more costly
After 275 basis points of Bank of Canada cuts, conservative robo-advisor portfolios may be generating materially less income than Canadian retirees assumed.
News • 2h ago
Love IKEA? New smaller stores aim to make shopping easier and closer to home
Retailers are responding to shifting shopping habits and rising operating costs
News • 2h ago
Love IKEA? New smaller stores aim to make shopping easier and closer to home
Retailers are responding to shifting shopping habits and rising operating costs
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Credit Cards • 3h ago
9 Bank of Canada rate cuts haven't touched your 20% credit card rate — here's why and what to do
Multiple Bank of Canada rate cuts and your credit card still charges close to 20%. The mechanism that lowers mortgages doesn't touch most cards. Here's what does
Credit Cards • 3h ago
9 Bank of Canada rate cuts haven't touched your 20% credit card rate — here's why and what to do
Multiple Bank of Canada rate cuts and your credit card still charges close to 20%. The mechanism that lowers mortgages doesn't touch most cards. Here's what does
Banking • 3h ago
Screen-scraping your bank account could void your fraud protection — here's what to do
Millions of Canadians are screen-scraping their bank accounts through budgeting apps — and most don't realize it could cost them their fraud protection if something goes wrong
Banking • 3h ago
Screen-scraping your bank account could void your fraud protection — here's what to do
Millions of Canadians are screen-scraping their bank accounts through budgeting apps — and most don't realize it could cost them their fraud protection if something goes wrong
Credit Cards • 22h ago
Most Canadians get balance transfers wrong — here's the 1 rule that actually gets you out of debt
A balance transfer card can cut your interest bill to near zero — but only if you treat it like a debt-repayment vehicle, not a new line of credit
Credit Cards • 22h ago
Most Canadians get balance transfers wrong — here's the 1 rule that actually gets you out of debt
A balance transfer card can cut your interest bill to near zero — but only if you treat it like a debt-repayment vehicle, not a new line of credit
Auto • Apr 15
Paying $2 a litre at the gas pump? Here's how Canadians can decide if switching to an EV is worth it right now
With fuel costs soaring and federal EV rebates making a comeback, many Canadians are rethinking their next car purchase — but is now really the right time to go electric?
Auto • Apr 15
Paying $2 a litre at the gas pump? Here's how Canadians can decide if switching to an EV is worth it right now
With fuel costs soaring and federal EV rebates making a comeback, many Canadians are rethinking their next car purchase — but is now really the right time to go electric?
News • Apr 15
Ray Dalio says whoever controls the Strait of Hormuz wins. Here’s why Canadians should pay attention
The global oil shock triggered by the Iran war is more than a geopolitical story — it’s a personal finance story, and Ray Dalio says the stakes for your money couldn’t be higher
News • Apr 15
Ray Dalio says whoever controls the Strait of Hormuz wins. Here’s why Canadians should pay attention
The global oil shock triggered by the Iran war is more than a geopolitical story — it’s a personal finance story, and Ray Dalio says the stakes for your money couldn’t be higher
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News • Apr 15
Canada Post is phasing out door-to-door mail delivery — here's what Canadians need to know
The transition is part of a broader overhaul aimed at addressing the Crown corporation’s financial challenges
News • Apr 15
Canada Post is phasing out door-to-door mail delivery — here's what Canadians need to know
The transition is part of a broader overhaul aimed at addressing the Crown corporation’s financial challenges
Retirement • 1.7k views
Suze Orman’s surprisingly simple fix for Canadians getting overwhelmed by retirement anxiety work
59% of Canadians fear outliving their savings
Retirement • 1.7k views
Suze Orman’s surprisingly simple fix for Canadians getting overwhelmed by retirement anxiety work
59% of Canadians fear outliving their savings
News • 2.1k views
Ex-Google CFO proposes $500K departure tax for educated Canadians who move abroad for school or work
A Montreal-born tech billionaire is calling out a system that let him leave — and he thinks it's time to make departing Canadians pay
News • 2.1k views
Ex-Google CFO proposes $500K departure tax for educated Canadians who move abroad for school or work
A Montreal-born tech billionaire is calling out a system that let him leave — and he thinks it's time to make departing Canadians pay
Managing Money • Apr 14
The CRA is sitting on $1.4 billion in uncashed cheques — is any of it yours?
The Canada Revenue Agency is holding $1.4 billion in uncashed cheques dating back to 1998. A two-minute check through CRA My Account could put money back in your pocket.
Managing Money • Apr 14
The CRA is sitting on $1.4 billion in uncashed cheques — is any of it yours?
The Canada Revenue Agency is holding $1.4 billion in uncashed cheques dating back to 1998. A two-minute check through CRA My Account could put money back in your pocket.
Investing • 1.2k views
Warren Buffett says he'd keep buying stocks if a major war broke out — what this means for Canadians
With global tensions at an all-time high, legendary investor Warren Buffett’s playbook offers a clear — if counterintuitive — guide for Canadians wondering whether to stay invested or flee to cash
Investing • 1.2k views
Warren Buffett says he'd keep buying stocks if a major war broke out — what this means for Canadians
With global tensions at an all-time high, legendary investor Warren Buffett’s playbook offers a clear — if counterintuitive — guide for Canadians wondering whether to stay invested or flee to cash
Retirement • Apr 14
My bonus disappeared before retirement — do I stay and fight or walk away on my own terms?
A missing bonus doesn't have to derail your retirement
Retirement • Apr 14
My bonus disappeared before retirement — do I stay and fight or walk away on my own terms?
A missing bonus doesn't have to derail your retirement
News • Apr 14
TD denied her fraud claim twice after a phone scam drained $4,650 — here's what every Canadian needs to know
At the centre of this type of fraud is the misuse of legitimate security tools
News • Apr 14
TD denied her fraud claim twice after a phone scam drained $4,650 — here's what every Canadian needs to know
At the centre of this type of fraud is the misuse of legitimate security tools
Investing • Apr 14
Ray Dalio says AI investors are betting on companies, not technology — here's what Canadians should do instead
Billionaire investor Ray Dalio has a warning for anyone chasing AI stocks right now: The technology may succeed even if the companies built around it don’t — and that distinction could cost you.
Investing • Apr 14
Ray Dalio says AI investors are betting on companies, not technology — here's what Canadians should do instead
Billionaire investor Ray Dalio has a warning for anyone chasing AI stocks right now: The technology may succeed even if the companies built around it don’t — and that distinction could cost you.
Managing Money • 3.7k views
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
Managing Money • 3.7k views
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 • 1.7k views
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 • 1.7k views
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 • 1.4k views
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 • 1.4k views
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.
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.
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