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Restaurants Canada report shows three in four Canadians are eating out less often due to the high cost of living, and that share is even higher among those aged 18 to 34. (Montreal, Monday, Dec. 2, 2024.)

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Restaurant visits drop as Canadians tighten wallets

As living costs rise, Canadians are cutting back on dining out, shifting spending toward value meals, brunch, and snacks.

Restaurant visits drop as Canadians tighten wallets
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Fraud and Scams

How to protect your kids from online harm

How to protect your kids from online harm
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Debt

How to manage debt when you’re between jobs in Canada

How to manage debt when you’re between jobs in Canada
Financial educator Eduek Brooks estimates the cost of returning to the office five days a week could range anywhere between $800 and $1,000 a month. (Aug. 22, 2024.)

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Five days in the office again? Here’s how it could impact your budget

Going back to the office isn’t like pre-pandemic days. Discover how shifting needs and higher costs are reshaping budgets.

Five days in the office again? Here’s how it could impact your budget

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Retirement taxes explained: Withholding, clawbacks, and other surprises

During your working years, you may receive tax refunds due to the withholding tax on your paycheque—but things change...

Retirement taxes explained: Withholding, clawbacks, and other surprises
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RESPs

Is saving for your child’s education still worth it? The research says yes

Despite rising costs and economic uncertainty, saving for your child’s education pays off in lifelong income, health, and opportunities.

Is saving for your child’s education still worth it? The research says yes
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Surviving the present, investing in the future: Gen Z’s financial balancing act

Rising costs and low wages challenge Gen Z in Canada, but digital tools and new habits are helping them...

Surviving the present, investing in the future: Gen Z’s financial balancing act
Shoppers at a west-end Toronto Sobeys grocery store, Sunday, June 26, 2023. Empire Co. Ltd. says its first-quarter profit and sales rose compared with a year ago.

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Stock news for investors: Groupe Dynamite Q2 profit jumps to $63.9M on strong sales growth

Profits soar at Groupe Dynamite and Transat, Empire edges higher, but Roots struggles with a quarterly loss.

Stock news for investors: Groupe Dynamite Q2 profit jumps to $63.9M on strong sales growth

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Retirement

How to plan for old age when you don’t have kids

More and more Canadians are entering their golden years without grown children to help out should they lose their...

How to plan for old age when you don’t have kids

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