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What do rising bond yields mean for Canadians?

When bond yields rise, the effects ripple through the rest of the economy, and Canadians should take note. ...

What do rising bond yields mean for Canadians?

Retired Money

The CAPE ratio, the 4% rule, and retirement anxiety

What retirement experts have to say now about surviving an untimely market crash.

The CAPE ratio, the 4% rule, and retirement anxiety
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Spend

Rent or buy: When does homeownership actually make financial sense?

Should you buy or rent? Our guide breaks down the cost of homeownership vs. renting.

Rent or buy: When does homeownership actually make financial sense?

ETFs

What are “.U” ETFs? A guide to Canadian-listed U.S.-dollar ETFs

Canadian-listed “.U” ETFs let investors put U.S. dollars to work without buying U.S.-domiciled funds, potentially offering advantages for tax...

What are “.U” ETFs? A guide to Canadian-listed U.S.-dollar ETFs

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home sales

Real Estate

Home sales drop with ‘fresh round of economic headwinds’ ahead: CREA

Home sales in Canada are down but sale prices and listings are up find out what the latest numbers...

Home sales drop with ‘fresh round of economic headwinds’ ahead: CREA
Pickleball and racquet

MoneyFlex

The new networking: Run clubs, pickleball, and the end of awkward small talk

Run clubs, pickleball leagues, and hobby groups are changing how young professionals network. Here’s why making friends first can...

The new networking: Run clubs, pickleball, and the end of awkward small talk

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The ripple effect of RRIF withdrawals

You may be surprised how much RRIF income increases your tax bill after age 71. Here are some ways...

The ripple effect of RRIF withdrawals

ETFs

Are currency-hedged ETFs a good idea?

With the Canadian dollar weakening, investors may be considering currency-hedged ETFs. But whether hedging makes sense depends on a...

Are currency-hedged ETFs a good idea?

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Retired Money

The Wealthy Barber retires 

David Chilton is retiring at 65 after four decades in personal finance. He shares why he’s stepping back and...

The Wealthy Barber retires 

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