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- Larry MacDonald is urging Canadians to withdraw TFSA cash this month and move the money into a better-paying TFSA in January. Why? Chances are you’re earning less than 1% and there are TFSAs that give you a positive rate of return after inflation.
- Canadians are keeping up with their mortgage payments, according to the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. In fact, the number of households three months or more in arrears is falling.
- Airfare ads must now display the actual total cost of flying including taxes, fees and charges. “We are protecting Canadian air travellers by helping them see, clearly and up front, the full cost of air tickets, so they can make informed travel choices,” Minister of Transport Denis Lebel said in a statement Tuesday. In other travel news, Air Canada has revealed details on its new airline Rouge.
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