Colin Graves
Freelance WriterColin Graves is a Winnipeg-based financial writer and editor whose work has been featured in publications such as Time, MoneySense, MapleMoney, Retire Happy, The College Investor, and more. Before becoming a full-time writer, Colin was a bank manager for over 15 years.
Colin Graves is a personal finance writer and editor with over two decades of experience in banking and financial services. His work has been featured in Time, MoneySense, MapleMoney, Retire Happy, The College Investor, and Money.ca, among others. Before transitioning into full-time financial writing, Colin spent 15 years as a bank manager at a top North American financial institution, overseeing portfolios exceeding $1 billion. With certifications including the Professional Financial Planning Course (PFPC®) and Canadian Securities Course (CSC®), Colin specializes in personal finance, investing, and retirement planning. As Managing Editor at MapleMoney, Retire Happy, and WalletHacks, he helps readers navigate money matters with clarity and confidence. Colin believes financial success isn’t just about numbers—it’s about mindset. His insights empower Canadians to take control of their money and build lasting wealth.
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6 steps to invest in crypto safely in Canada
Crypto is like the Wild West. These basic steps — and an updated look at Canada's rules — can help lower your risk.
Investing • 14h ago
6 steps to invest in crypto safely in Canada
Crypto is like the Wild West. These basic steps — and an updated look at Canada's rules — can help lower your risk.
Investing • Apr 30
Trading app outages hit Canadians hard during market swings — how to fight back and get compensated
When your trading app goes dark at the worst possible moment, there may be a path to compensation — but only if you move fast and document everything
Investing • Apr 30
Trading app outages hit Canadians hard during market swings — how to fight back and get compensated
When your trading app goes dark at the worst possible moment, there may be a path to compensation — but only if you move fast and document everything
Investing • Apr 29
Canadian crypto apps face OSC crackdown — here's how to check if your platform is registered
Regulators have fined and forced out dozens of crypto platforms operating in Canada. If your investment app isn't registered, your money may not be protected
Investing • Apr 29
Canadian crypto apps face OSC crackdown — here's how to check if your platform is registered
Regulators have fined and forced out dozens of crypto platforms operating in Canada. If your investment app isn't registered, your money may not be protected
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Warren Buffett's cash pile shows Canadians the best guaranteed return is already in their pocket
Buffett's cash pile has a lesson for every Canadian carrying a debt: The highest guaranteed return available in any market is hiding in your wallet
Credit Cards • 12038 views
Warren Buffett's cash pile shows Canadians the best guaranteed return is already in their pocket
Buffett's cash pile has a lesson for every Canadian carrying a debt: The highest guaranteed return available in any market is hiding in your wallet
Auto • 9077 views
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With 77% of Canadians saying monthly car expenses are more than they can afford, here are 5 actionable strategies to cut what you’re paying — starting this month
Auto • 9077 views
At almost $5K per year, car costs are crushing Canadians — here are 5 ways to fight back
With 77% of Canadians saying monthly car expenses are more than they can afford, here are 5 actionable strategies to cut what you’re paying — starting this month
Insurance • Apr 23
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 • Apr 23
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
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