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...
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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...
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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...
Why so many Canadians are RVing right now
With most vacation options wiped out by COVID-19 precautions, the idea of owning or renting a recreational vehicle your...
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Is a Jeep owner on the hook for problems caused by the repair of a recall issue?
Parts and services required to complete an extended warranty or recall repair should be included by the vehicle manufacturer,...
The best ways to help kids financially
You don’t have to be rich to give children a good start in life. Here are six strategies to...
What happens to real estate during a divorce?
Divorce is a time of emotional and financial turmoil, which is hard enough—but then you also have to tackle...
7 steps to take when dividing property during divorce
More than a decree, divorce is a process—and this quick reference will help guide you through the financial aspects...
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The best bank account should manage itself
Fees. Missed bills. Life is busy enough without having to micromanage your finances like it’s a full-time job. Here's...