A recent University of Alberta graduate is $1 million richer after winning a local contest aimed at getting people to save money and improve their financial fitness.

Magdalena Cismaru of the University of Regina suggests 10 ways to become more comfortable financially.

If your New Year's resolution is to save money, a Montreal-made app can help you put away some extra cash without changing your daily habits.

Financial experts say it takes more than a New Year's resolution to whittle down debt.

Scotiabank is introducing a bank account that allows customers to create several savings buckets and earn a higher interest rate for longer term deposits.

Who knew Canadians could make so much money buying and selling their old and forgotten treasures?

Living on borrowed money is a reality for many Canadians, especially around the costly holidays. Before you dig yourself deeper into debt, keep these tips in mind.

Cait Flanders has not bought anything other than essential, consumable goods since she vowed to stop spending in July of 2014.

Paying a few extra dollars every two weeks instead of the usual monthly payment or making an extra lump sum payment once a year can also save borrowers thousands in interest.

When we’re barely able to meet expenses in the present, saving money for the future may seem difficult. Calgary financial educator Ben Eggen has creative ways Albertans can start tucking away money, and explains why having a savings fund is so important.