Is studying in Quebec still worth it for out-of-province university students?
Quebec plans to raise tuition fees for out-of-province university students in 2024. Here’s how to decide if it’s financially...
MoneyFlex
Our MoneyFlex column speaks to the real financial issues young Canadians experience every day, such as coping with rising food prices, looking for ways to earn more income, and finding affordable mental health support. We break it all down in timely, relatable articles for readers of all levels of financial literacy and familiarity. You’ll hear from experts who simplify the issues that fill headlines and social media feeds, explaining how they might impact you, and you’ll get practical tips for navigating money challenges. We believe you don’t have to have a finance degree to flex your money skills.
Travel hacks to help you save money on your next trip
Here are some ways Canadians can save money on travel for holiday vacations and beyond—including flight hacks, thrifty destinations...
Health insurance in Canada: A primer for students and recent grads
Unsure about your benefits as a student? No longer covered by your school or your parents? Here’s how you...
How to build a credit history while renting in Canada
Tenants are paying a lot in rent every month. Here’s how you can use your rent payments to build...
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How much does it cost to raise a child in Canada?
Inflation has made daily living more expensive, especially if you have kids. Find out how much it will cost...
How much should you tip at restaurants in Canada?
“Tip-flation” is driving up tip amounts at restaurants, cafés and other businesses. Are they asking too much? Here’s what...
Listen up Gen Z: How to invest as a young person
As a young investor, should you manage your own stocks, use a robo-advisor or hire a professional? Find out...
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The cost of the average grocery bill in Canada—and how to lower yours
Many Canadians are struggling with higher food costs. Here’s how to save money when shopping for groceries.