Debt

Canada’s climbing debt-to-income ratio: what you need to know

We break down what the debt-to-income ratio means—for the nation’s financial health, and for yours.

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Investing in “unprecedented times”

Feeling uncertain about the markets right now is normal—but it doesn’t mean you have to sit on the sidelines....

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You’re not the only one ghosting companies that don’t do digital well

A new survey for TD has found that, after having a negative online experience, 84% of Canadians will take...

Taxes

2020 Income Tax: What you can’t—and can—claim for your work-from-home office during the COVID-19 pandemic

Do you need a T2200? What about all the Internet you’ve been using at home during the pandemic? Find...

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Don’t be a fraud victim—the top 3 COVID scams to avoid

Don't be a victim for a CERB scam, CRA fraud or something else. Fraudsters have stolen more than $37...

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Unique ideas for your last will and testament

A straightforward will can work well for many people but, for some, there are clauses to consider that might...

Investing

Making sense of the markets this week: November 30

How the top 10 stocks "absolutely annihilated the S&P 500," the Dow reaches a new high, the energy sector...

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Managing tax in a “tenancy in common” situation

Claudia wants to minimize the tax payable when selling her share of a cottage to the co-owner.