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Debt

Do we really have too much debt?

Canadians now owe $1.51 for every dollar we earn. But that doesn’t necessarily mean we’re a nation of reckless...

Do we really have too much debt?

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How young is too young?

Kids as young as 6-years-old should start learning the basics of saving, growing, spending and sharing money, experts say.

How young is too young?

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May 25 roundup

On the guy who paid his $114K student loan in cash, Toronto's hot housing market, record high gas prices...

May 25 roundup

Columns

Why Isn’t Everyone Beating the Market?

Sometimes I wonder why everyone isn’t getting better returns than a simple Couch Potato portfolio. Spend a little time...

Why Isn’t Everyone Beating the Market?

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The saving advantage

When it comes to saving nothing compares to getting an early start. Bruce Sellery offers some tips on how...

The saving advantage

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Thin wins

Computers that meet Intel’s Ultrabook specification share a number of characteristics, but one Ultrabook in particular has an edge...

Thin wins

Retirement

Financial literacy may decline with age

While seniors are confident with their financial decision-making abilities, one study suggests their capacity to make smart money decisions...

Financial literacy may decline with age

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May 24 roundup

On youth unemployment, EI reform and your complete Canadian Business Investor 500 guide.

May 24 roundup

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Ask MoneySense: Retirement savings

Have you heard of the SPP? It's voluntary and open to all Canadians.

Ask MoneySense: Retirement savings

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