How to pandemic-proof your paycheque
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Whom you name as your account beneficiary—and whether you...
Your Home
6 smart strategies for first-time home buyers
It's important to consider not only what you can...
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How will COVID-19 impact the real estate market in Canada?
From cooling down sales to changing how available homes...
“I’m worried about being priced out of my apartment”
Now that the rental market is so hot, Sally's...
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COVID-19: Should you buy a home now, or wait?
Housing markets across the country are changing swiftly—but with...
Understanding the 1994 capital gains tax election
John was not aware of the $100,000 capital gains...
Smart Spending
Visa vs. Mastercard: What are the differences (and do they really matter)?
You might be surprised to learn that, despite being...
Travel deals to take advantage of now, and save for later—when it’s safe
Discounts on travel are plentiful, but is it worth...
Is a Jeep owner on the hook for problems caused by the repair of a recall issue?
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Ready to try camping? Here’s how much you can expect to spend
With few vacation options available in the "summer of...
“Our almost-new Kia’s transmission keeps failing. Should we trade it in early?”
Cutting your losses on a "lemon" is one option—but...
Retirement
Planning for retirement with little or no savings to draw on
Financial planning advice is often catered to wealthier Canadians....
How the coronavirus pandemic could change the way we think about retirement in Canada
Will we still be able to choose from the...
Should retirees reduce RRIF payments during COVID-19?
In March, the federal government gave RRIF owners the...
Mapping out a clear path for your investments at retirement
Robert is 60 and has a low risk tolerance....
Considering a reverse mortgage? Here’s what you need to know
While a conventional mortgage advances you funds in order...