Parenting - MoneySense

More than half of Canadians shop to lift their spirits and spend on average $3,720 a year doing so.

If you have two or more kids, a nanny could be more economical than daycare.

Before you put your John Hancock on that mortgage form, make sure you truly understand your child’s financial situation.

With a four-year degree coming in at $80,000 or more, university is a daunting expense. RESPs can get you...

More than half of parents have set up an RESP account to help fund their kid's education, according to...

The decision to join the EI system comes down to math.

Buying insurance for your kids was once a more common practice, but does it still make sense?

Include your kids in your buying decisions.

Full-time post secondary students are often covered under their parent’s home insurance plan.