Budgeting
Jay-Z's Super Bowl halftime deal barely pays a dime — the real wealth lesson Canadians can copy with a TFSA
Super Bowl headliners don’t get an appearance fee — but Jay-Z isn’t just the performer. Here’s the ownership lesson Canadians can apply with a paycheque, a TFSA or a side business
Brady Tkachuk picked up dinner for 10 former Senators teammates — here's why copying that generosity could wreck your budget
Ottawa’s most-booed former captain quietly covered dinner for old teammates, a gesture that raises a familiar money question for Canadians about who pays and how much generosity a budget can handle.
Canadians spent $170.2M on OnlyFans in 2026 — and 73% went to tips, not subscriptions. Here's how to cap your fun budget
Most of that money went to tips, pay-per-view and paid chats rather than subscriptions — a reminder that small, frequent digital purchases are the easiest to lose track of
