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ETFs

Single-stock ETFs: Approach with caution

Whether for income or day trading, these ETFs are more complex and potentially risky products than they first appear....

Single-stock ETFs: Approach with caution
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Banking

Top ways that credit card fees sneak into your trip

Top ways that credit card fees sneak into your trip
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News

Canadians are turning to family—and credit—to stay afloat

As the cost of living climbs, financial help from family and increased credit use are becoming survival strategies for...

Canadians are turning to family—and credit—to stay afloat
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Real Estate

The smart seller’s secret to reducing capital gains tax in Canada

Thinking about selling a property that’s not currently your primary residence? Knowing its value is essential to calculating—and not...

The smart seller’s secret to reducing capital gains tax in Canada

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ETFs

Buying ETFs in Canada Tool: The MoneySense ETF Screener

Which ETFs should you invest in? Which ones best suit your risk tolerance? What about personal ethics? Check out...

Buying ETFs in Canada Tool: The MoneySense ETF Screener
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Couche-Tard walks away from 7-Eleven bid, citing lack of good faith

Months of negotiations, revised offers, and concessions weren’t enough to keep Couche-Tard’s $47-billion bid for 7-Eleven’s parent on track....

Couche-Tard walks away from 7-Eleven bid, citing lack of good faith
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Cogeco targets low-data users with new Canadian mobile service

Cogeco’s Canadian wireless launch arrives amid downgraded outlook, falling U.S. revenue, and analyst concerns.

Cogeco targets low-data users with new Canadian mobile service
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MoneyFlex

The unsexy path to wealth: Why young Canadians are buying service-based businesses

Young Canadians are building wealth by buying “boring” businesses from Boomers. Here’s why laundromats, trades, and car washes are...

The unsexy path to wealth: Why young Canadians are buying service-based businesses

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A "for sale" sign is seen in front of a home in Laval, Que., on Friday, July 4, 2025. For the second time this year, the Canadian Real Estate Association has downgraded its forecast for home sales activity in 2025, as it reported that the number of homes that changed hands across the country in June rose 3.5 per cent compared with a year ago.

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Canadian home sales forecast downgraded—but the market may be turning a corner

Home sales are down, prices are softening, and buyers are hesitant—but conditions may be shifting as summer gains momentum.

Canadian home sales forecast downgraded—but the market may be turning a corner

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