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When interest rates rise, bond ETFs will get hit.

During their marriage, Lisa’s husband Jim controlled all the money. Now that he’s gone, Lisa is faced with ...

More than half of Canadians shop to lift their spirits and spend on average $3,720 a year doing so.

After paying debts and saving cash investing is the next logical step, but Bruce Sellery says don't risk it...

Most people aren't benefiting from the historically low interest rates.

We asked the experts how much you need to spend to a get a well-made suit.

If you use a 4% initial withdrawal rate, you’ll need a nest egg 25 times the annual amount you...

A new survey suggests Canadians have a cozy relationship with debt.

Audio: Malcolm Hamilton on how Canada's retirement system compares the U.S. and U.K.