Credit and debit card “tap to pay” limits are now higher. Should you worry?
Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, tap limits were increased to help Canadians avoid touching surfaces like payment...
Making sense of the markets this week: August 24
Canadian real estate sales defy the COVID-19 pandemic, Walmart continues to shine, the S&P hits an all-time high and...
Winding down self-employment and planning for retirement
At 60, Deborah is looking to work less and spend more time by the water, where she's happiest. But...
Is a personal injury settlement taxable, and can it impact OAS or GIS benefits?
After receiving a personal injury settlement, J is looking for advice on how it might be taxed, and whether...
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How to tell if a company is honest
Recent reports of shareholders suing cannabis companies for allegedly providing false information are a good reminder to do your...
Making sense of the markets this week: August 16
Tax hike in Canada to pay for the pandemic; who's not investing in Facebook; restaurants recovering from the shutdown;...
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Is a reverse mortgage right for you?
Drawing on the equity in your home, a reverse mortgage is like a loan to yourself—and one you won’t...
How to pandemic-proof your paycheque
With the threat of unemployment, a slacking economy, and perhaps another COVID-19 wave, it's time to create pandemic financial...
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Severance, pensions and unemployment at 65: Should you apply for a pension if you get laid off?
If you got laid off and are trying to maximize your termination package, pension income and EI benefits, consider...