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Which credit card gives the most cash back for groceries?

Which credit card gives the most cash back for groceries?

Young Gen Z Canadian wondering if she can afford a car

The price of a trade war? Gen Z might be paying for decades

The volatility in the stock market, an insecure economy and job loss are all on the minds of young...

The price of a trade war? Gen Z might be paying for decades

A sign in a liquor store that says Buy Canadian Instead

If you want to buy Canadian, you’ll need to do your research

The wide range of labels makes identifying Canadian products “extremely tricky” for consumers, say experts. Here’s how to make...

If you want to buy Canadian, you’ll need to do your research

A Canadian family impacted by tariffs, from food to home affordability.

How much will Trump’s tariffs cost Canada and Canadians?

Business groups, economists sound the alarm over Trump's incoming tariffs, and which are predicted to cost Canadian households $1,900.

How much will Trump’s tariffs cost Canada and Canadians?

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Some grocery prices are going up in February—here’s why

An industry-wide ”blackout” is coming to an end, meaning some items in your grocery cart will cost more.

Some grocery prices are going up in February—here’s why

Food inflation: Canadians to spend $801 more on food in 2025

Food prices are likely to increase by 3% to 5% in 2025, but wild cards like climate change and...

Food inflation: Canadians to spend $801 more on food in 2025

Parents cook with their two young kids

How your family can save on groceries and more with Moi Rewards

How your family can save on groceries and more with Moi Rewards

Canadians shopping for fresh foods at a market in Montreal, as food inflation doesn't seem to be going down.

Inflation is on target in Canada, so why does food (and other stuff) feel so expensive?

Why Canadians are still feeling the squeeze of high food costs, and what to do about it.

Inflation is on target in Canada, so why does food (and other stuff) feel so expensive?

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Moi Rewards has launched in Ontario—here’s how it works

Moi Rewards has launched in Ontario—here’s how it works

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