Nicholas Sokic
Nicholas Sokic
ContributorNicholas completed his master's in journalism and communications at Western University. Since then, he's worked as a reporter at the Financial Post, Healthing.ca, Sustainable Biz Canada and more. Aside from reporting, he also has experience in web production, social media management, photography and video production. His work can also be found in the Toronto Star, Yahoo Finance Canada, Electric Autonomy Canada and Exclaim among others.
Nicholas completed his master's in journalism and communications at Western University. Since then, he's worked as a reporter at the *Financial Post*, Healthing.ca, SustainableBiz Canada and more. Aside from reporting, he also has experience in web production, social media management, photography and video production. His work can also be found in the *Toronto Star,* *Yahoo Finance Canada*, *Electric Autonomy Canada* and *Exclaim* among others.
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Managing Money • Mar 06
Debt is still Canadians' biggest money problem — and confidence in fixing it is fading fast
Debt tops Canadians' 2026 money goals — but confidence is slipping. Here's what the data says and how to fight back
Managing Money • Mar 06
Debt is still Canadians' biggest money problem — and confidence in fixing it is fading fast
Debt tops Canadians' 2026 money goals — but confidence is slipping. Here's what the data says and how to fight back
Investing • Nov 11
Nearly 80% of Canadians fear they’ll fall short in retirement as costs stay high
Canadians are also contributing more than ever to their RRSP on average
Investing • Nov 11
Nearly 80% of Canadians fear they’ll fall short in retirement as costs stay high
Canadians are also contributing more than ever to their RRSP on average
News • Aug 21
58% of Canadians feel vacation deprived — even with an average of 18 days off each year
What can be learned from other countries that will help Canadians use their time off to the fullest extent
News • Aug 21
58% of Canadians feel vacation deprived — even with an average of 18 days off each year
What can be learned from other countries that will help Canadians use their time off to the fullest extent
Credit Cards • Aug 08
Stressed, overspent, and stuck: Why Canadians can’t pull the trigger on vacation plans
Financial strain compounds the vacation decision paralysis most Canadians experience
Credit Cards • Aug 08
Stressed, overspent, and stuck: Why Canadians can’t pull the trigger on vacation plans
Financial strain compounds the vacation decision paralysis most Canadians experience
Auto • Aug 05
Canadians are turning parked cars into payday machines — $300M and counting
Some Canadian hosts have between five and 50 vehicles in their roster
Auto • Aug 05
Canadians are turning parked cars into payday machines — $300M and counting
Some Canadian hosts have between five and 50 vehicles in their roster
News • Aug 01
Nearly half of Canadians are delaying retirement for lifestyle now — how to avoid this costly mistake
Three-quarters of Canadians say they believe their generation may not retire as comfortably as current retirees
News • Aug 01
Nearly half of Canadians are delaying retirement for lifestyle now — how to avoid this costly mistake
Three-quarters of Canadians say they believe their generation may not retire as comfortably as current retirees
Retirement • Jul 28
Canadians refuse to quit saving — despite market chaos and cost-of-living fears
The first half of the year also saw an increase in members moving money out of U.S. equity funds
Retirement • Jul 28
Canadians refuse to quit saving — despite market chaos and cost-of-living fears
The first half of the year also saw an increase in members moving money out of U.S. equity funds
News • Jul 28
Many advisors lack a clear succession plan
New data shows many Canadians are left in the dark about who will manage their money if their advisor retires, quits or becomes unavailable
News • Jul 28
Many advisors lack a clear succession plan
New data shows many Canadians are left in the dark about who will manage their money if their advisor retires, quits or becomes unavailable
News • Jul 27
Adults-only, please: travel trends shift in 2025
From sober tours to adults-only resorts, Canadians are ditching noisy distractions in favour of peace, connection and wellness
News • Jul 27
Adults-only, please: travel trends shift in 2025
From sober tours to adults-only resorts, Canadians are ditching noisy distractions in favour of peace, connection and wellness
News • Jul 15
Auto theft continues to climb in Alberta
Calgary and Edmonton were the cities that were most impacted over the last three years
News • Jul 15
Auto theft continues to climb in Alberta
Calgary and Edmonton were the cities that were most impacted over the last three years
News • Jul 08
National pride aside, economics drive purchases
Despite cost concerns, nearly half cite domestic sourcing as their top sustainability consideration on food purchases
News • Jul 08
National pride aside, economics drive purchases
Despite cost concerns, nearly half cite domestic sourcing as their top sustainability consideration on food purchases
Insurance • Jul 06
Many Canadians skip insurance for domestic travel
CAA survey revealed most think they’ll be able to use their provincial coverage
Insurance • Jul 06
Many Canadians skip insurance for domestic travel
CAA survey revealed most think they’ll be able to use their provincial coverage
News • Jul 03
A third of Canadians lack financial confidence
That number drops even lower for Gen Z and Millennials
News • Jul 03
A third of Canadians lack financial confidence
That number drops even lower for Gen Z and Millennials
News • Jul 02
Canadians are redefining their financial success
A significant portion are also going after that success without financial advisors
News • Jul 02
Canadians are redefining their financial success
A significant portion are also going after that success without financial advisors
News • Jun 24
Summertime could see local economies flourish
Within that majority, many Canadians research restaurants and tourists sites to visit ahead of time
News • Jun 24
Summertime could see local economies flourish
Within that majority, many Canadians research restaurants and tourists sites to visit ahead of time
News • Jun 23
Canadian airports add over $123B to economy
The country’s airports also supported more than 400,000 jobs in 2024
News • Jun 23
Canadian airports add over $123B to economy
The country’s airports also supported more than 400,000 jobs in 2024
News • Jun 21
Litigation costs affecting commercial insurance
The country is seeing a rise in litigation related to cybersecurity, privacy and other matters
News • Jun 21
Litigation costs affecting commercial insurance
The country is seeing a rise in litigation related to cybersecurity, privacy and other matters
Insurance • Jun 20
GTA residents sound the alarm bell on auto thefts
Insurance claims in the province have also risen a staggering 165% since 2017
Insurance • Jun 20
GTA residents sound the alarm bell on auto thefts
Insurance claims in the province have also risen a staggering 165% since 2017
News • Jun 15
Majority of Canadians concerned about overtourism
Over half would pay a fee to support sustainable tourism
News • Jun 15
Majority of Canadians concerned about overtourism
Over half would pay a fee to support sustainable tourism
News • Jun 12
Extreme weather drives insurance losses
Insured commercial losses caused by severe weather exceeded $1.7 billion in 2024
News • Jun 12
Extreme weather drives insurance losses
Insured commercial losses caused by severe weather exceeded $1.7 billion in 2024
Insurance • Jun 12
U.S. tariffs drive up auto insurance in Alberta
Tariffs are driving the costs of new vehicles and replacement parts up by up to 10.9% for most insurers
Insurance • Jun 12
U.S. tariffs drive up auto insurance in Alberta
Tariffs are driving the costs of new vehicles and replacement parts up by up to 10.9% for most insurers
News • Jun 12
Gen Z Canadians are the least happy at work
On the other end of the spectrum, Boomers remain the happiest
News • Jun 12
Gen Z Canadians are the least happy at work
On the other end of the spectrum, Boomers remain the happiest
Mortgages • Jun 09
Mortgage shock: Brace for financial strain
Canadians face hard choices — from shelving renovations to selling homes
Mortgages • Jun 09
Mortgage shock: Brace for financial strain
Canadians face hard choices — from shelving renovations to selling homes
News • Jun 05
Tariffs hit Canadian parents' education savings
Despite challenges, saving for their child’s education is a top priority for most parents
News • Jun 05
Tariffs hit Canadian parents' education savings
Despite challenges, saving for their child’s education is a top priority for most parents
News • Jun 02
Customized benefits key for Canadian workers
Women and those with chronic conditions report needing more comprehensive coverage
News • Jun 02
Customized benefits key for Canadian workers
Women and those with chronic conditions report needing more comprehensive coverage
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