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Urban vs. rural: Food prices go up everywhere, but it’s way worse in some areasGlobal 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.EconomyJan 26
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22% of Canadians say they’re ‘completely out of money’ as inflation bites: pollMore 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.MoneyJan 25
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British Columbians’ debt anxiety mounting amid inflation, interest rate hikes: surveysOne survey from MNP Ltd. found two in five British Columbians were $200 or less from insolvency.EconomyJan 16
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‘Time is on your side’: How Gen Z can find financial success in 2023For young Canadians trying to get financially ahead in 2022, inflation and interest rates have been a setback. Here's how to conquer debt and set new goals for 2023.MoneyDec 31, 2022
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Can’t buy a home? Here’s how to build your wealth outside the housing marketHousing has long been a go-to path to building wealth. But as the market slows and remains difficult to access, experts say there are options outside real estate.EconomyOct 8, 2022
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Stocks or bonds? Here’s where to park your money as recession fears ratchet upAlmost one in four Canadian investors are worried about leaving their money in the stock market amid a looming downturn, but experts say it's usually a mistake to cash out.MoneyOct 4, 2022
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What is ‘core inflation’? This key figure could gauge future interest rate hikesEconomists say the Bank of Canada will keep a close eye on 'core inflation' on Tuesday when the latest Consumer Price Index is released. So what is it, and why does it matter?ConsumerSep 19, 2022
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As rates rise, is now the time to lock in a fixed mortgage? Here’s what to knowVariable-rate mortgage holders seeing interest rates rise are getting antsy and thinking more and more about converting, brokers say. If you're in that boat, here's what to know.MoneySep 17, 2022
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Trigger point: Why some mortgage holders may have to pay more as interest rates riseAs interest rates rise, more mortgage holders and their lenders are talking about 'trigger rates.' Here's what you need to know and who could soon be paying more.MoneySep 7, 2022
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Canadian grocers keep raking in sky-high profits, but does that equal ‘greedflation’?A new report calls into question whether Canada's major grocery chains are profiteering amid inflation, despite sales and profits continuing to rise.EconomySep 1, 2022
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