Fatal attraction
A new study shows that spenders and savers tend to fall for each other. Why? They want to be more like their mates.
Living with Money
From rich to ruin
Before the crash, the Rossis made $270,000. Now Sebastian is on EI and Alana may be next. Will they lose their home?
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Banking: Joint account jitters
A shared bank account is a big milestone in a relationship. Make sure you’re ready — or you could be headed for trouble.
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Kids and cash
Kids learn best about money when they actually handle it. Here’s how parents can help.
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Health: GDP down, muscle up
Why recessions may actually improve our health.
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Squeezed
Canada’s middle class is in financial trouble. That’s in good times. What happens in a recession?
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7-day makeover: Rich by next Monday
Our plan was simple. Take seven self-confessed finanaical messes. Give them on week of training — and turn them into money masters.
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Needed: a friend
Even the rich can benefit from someone to confide in.
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How I learned about money
My parents began with nothing, But they retired at 53 — while giving me a free education in practical finance.
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7-day makeover: Mr. Spend and Mrs. Save
Sam drops $300 on a vacuum he uses once. Caroline feels guilty when she spends $20. Can this financial odd couple find happiness?
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7-day makeover: Where does the money go?
The Murphys have a $100,000 income, a frugal lifestyle — and a chequing account in overdraft.
