The Financial Consumer Agency of Canada warned of steep costs associated with some debt-repayment or credit repair services Continue reading →

Your number doesn’t matter as much as you think. Continue reading →

An emergency fund is meant to be there in times of need, but a new survey suggests nearly half of Canadian homeowners would be ill prepared for a personal financial dilemma such as job loss. Continue reading →

Going to the store armed with a wallet full of debit and credit cards may soon be a thing of the past – at least, that’s what the country’s biggest banks are betting on. Continue reading →

Don’t let the excitement of the holidays leave you with a financial hungover in January. Continue reading →

It may still be summer, but with 100 days left until Christmas, there’s no better time than now to start saving for the holidays. Continue reading →

A new poll suggests adult children are draining their parents’ retirement nest eggs. Continue reading →

Canada slipped into recession in the first half of the year, according to Stats Canada. We spoke with an expert who gave us some tips on how you can weather this, and any, financial storm. Continue reading →

Millennials are going through life’s big milestones on their own terms. And in doing so, one expert says they’re blazing trails for younger generations. Continue reading →

If you lost your job, would you have enough money saved to keep you afloat? Although Canadians on average have more stowed away in emergency savings accounts than in the past, a large number are still living paycheque to paycheque. Continue reading →