Personal Finance

• Most nearing retirement will need to make ‘significant’ lifestyle cuts: report

  More than half of Canadians nearing retirement age will likely have to make sacrifices to their personal lifestyles as they exit the workforce, a Deloitte Canada report finds.

  Canada

  2 hours
  
• Your credit rating could tank by making these common mistakes

  Even for those with generally good spending habits, some common mistakes can tarnish, or even outright tank, a credit rating - and it's not always as obvious as serious debt.

  Money

  Nov 28
  
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• Interest rates could stay higher for longer. What that means for your portfolio

  Higher interest rates have weighed on many Canadians' portfolios so far this year. Here's how fresh expectations for the Bank of Canada's rate path might affect markets.

  Money

  Nov 4
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• Bond market selloff: What to know for your portfolio, rate hikes, recession odds

  Surging bond yields are reflecting longer-term expectations for elevated interest rates in financial markets, experts say. Here's what that means for your portfolio.

  Money

  Oct 5
• Young Canadians more frequent targets of financial fraud. How to protect yourself

  Young Canadians are increasingly the targets of financial fraud, experts say, as the age group most comfortable with buying products online is likewise most exposed to risk.

  Money

  Jun 27
• AI stocks like Nvidia are surging. Should you buy into the hype?

  Artificial intelligence has become the latest 'buzzword' on the stock market. Here's how to navigate the hype if you're curious about adding AI stocks to your portfolio.

  Money

  Jun 3
• Do you need a financial planner? What to know before seeking money advice

  Are your household finances in a tough spot? Here's what you need to know about seeking advice from a financial planner or advisor, including how to find one you can trust.

  Money

  May 20
• Canadians are spending more on travel and services. Where are they cutting back?

  Food inflation has been outpacing overall inflation, with the price of groceries up 10.6 per cent year over year in February compared with 5.2 per cent for overall inflation.

  Consumer

  Apr 6
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• Urban vs. rural: Food prices go up everywhere, but it’s way worse in some areas

  Global News went to four Ontario grocery stores to see how rising prices are impacting families trying to make ends meet, as part of its ongoing ‘Out of Pocket’ series.

  Economy

  Jan 26
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• 22% of Canadians say they’re ‘completely out of money’ as inflation bites: poll

  More than one in five Canadians polled by Ipsos said they couldn't afford to pay more for household necessities as high inflation and interest rates bite.

  Money

  Jan 25