The real cost of going back to the office
After working from home during the pandemic, many Canadians are being called back to the office. Here’s how much...
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Bear markets: What’s a long-term investor supposed to do right now?
As we continue our way out of the pandemic, with inflation and dramatic market fluctuations, what is a long-term...
Should I sell and rent or get a reverse mortgage?
What to consider before selling your home or getting a reverse mortgage. The math reveals the real costs for...
New year, new money habits: 5 personal finance books for a fresh start
Great reads for anyone who wants to get more from their money, chosen by our editors.
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Federal Election 2021: Understanding the parties’ proposals on childcare—what could they mean for your finances?
Each of the three major political parties has promised financial relief for parents with kids in daycare. Financial planners...
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Investing in “unprecedented times”
Feeling uncertain about the markets right now is normal—but it doesn’t mean you have to sit on the sidelines....
Is building an emergency fund more important than other financial goals?
Sami, 51 and single, wants to put extra mortgage payments and RRSP contributions on the back burner until her...
How can you protect yourself from financial abuse?
Anyone can fall prey to this common form of domestic violence. Experts share advice on how to tell if...
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How a young family can make the best use of an insurance payout
Katie and Tom just received a tax-free, lump-sum insurance payout. They’d like advice on how to prioritize RRSPs, TFSAs,...