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Your employer may be breaking the law if they’re paying you less than your colleagues, experts say. Continue reading →

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Canadians’ failure to reduce debt despite rising borrowing costs is ‘concerning,’ one debt counsellor warns. Continue reading →

Our weekly money newsletter features a regular Q&A between a reader (kept anonymous) and a financial expert. Continue reading →

Bank of Canada leaves its key rate unchanged, as expected, at 1.75 per cent. Continue reading →

In partnership with RBC Bank, we compare average house and condo prices in the Sunbelt to three cities in Canada. Continue reading →

The boom is over. Here’s what that means for buyers and sellers. Continue reading →

There are some effective strategies to cope with the social pressure and psychological temptation to spend too much. Continue reading →