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In an election focused on families, an ‘implicit tax’ on parents is under the radar
The benefits clawback faced by parents who work part-time while on leave is ‘very, very, very high,’ said one economist. Continue reading
Tired of high cellphone and internet bills? This election is full of promise(s)
Here’s where we stand on wireless and internet prices, and what the major parties want to do about it. Continue reading
By the numbers: What to know about the Liberals’ new housing-incentive promise
The proposed new incentive is more attractive for buyers in expensive cities, but critics still see plenty they don’t like. Continue reading
Canada’s household-debt-to-income ratio down slightly in second quarter
Incomes are growing slightly faster than debt. Continue reading
How quickly should you pay off your student loans? Two money experts share their stories
Sometimes, longer is better. Continue reading
The bank of mom and dad will lend — and even issue mortgages
So-called family home loans are relatively common in the U.S. Canada’s version of the arrangement is also becoming more popular, according to one B.C.-based credit union. Continue reading
By the numbers: How to reduce your debt when you can’t repay
There are three main options: here’s how they work. Continue reading
Tech, bank accounts and cellphone plans: 3 tips for back-to-school savings
How to save on consumer electronics, avoid banking fees and choose the right wireless plan. Continue reading
As wireless plans’ costs dip, device prices are shooting up
Recent data from Statistics Canada shows a sharp increase in the price of devices like smartphones. Continue reading
40% of Canadians largely use TFSAs as simple savings accounts: Ipsos poll
But is that a good idea? Continue reading
How Canadians go from student debt to default
The main reason why student loan holders struggle is low income. Continue reading
Germany, the U.K. and others are flirting with recession. Can Canada dodge the economic bullet?
Other export-oriented countries are already reeling from the U.S.-China trade war. Continue reading
Ipsos poll finds half of Canadians don’t trust professional help with debt — experts say there’s a reason
Many debt-help companies are loosely regulated. Continue reading
Stock market rumbles and maybe a recession? What the U.S.-China trade war means for you
The recent spat between the world’s two economic superpowers has implications for both investors and mortgage-holders in Canada. Continue reading
Housing affordability: What has the Trudeau government done for you?
Whether you’re a homebuyer or renter, here’s a review of major Liberal initiatives on housing affordability Continue reading