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Married with money: How to combine finances with your partner Apr 13th
If you’re in a relationship, the topic of money will eventually come up. Since the pandemic started, couples have spent more time talking about money, according to a 2021 RBC poll. Almost half—47%—identified finances as one of the biggest stressors in their relationship. One U.S. study found t.... More »
When to prioritize debt repayment over saving Nov 5th
In an earlier story, we introduced you to Lindsay Tithecott, a 29-year-old who is trying to pay down debt, build up savings and buy a larger condo. To help her get her finances in tip top shape, we gave her a series of financial challenges, including a rethink of her budget-busting fitness classes. .... More »
HISAs vs. bonds and GICs: Where should Canadians hold their cash? + MORE Jan 9th
“Bonds are back,” you may have read on a financial news site or heard a financial advisor say recently. True enough, money is flowing into these fixed-income investments at the highest rate in years, and for good reasons.
In fact, Canadian savers have an abundance of good choices right now f.... More »
Stock news: Dividend hikes, earnings results, and what moved Canadian stocks this week + MORE Feb 6th
Here’s a round-up of news for Canadian investors this week.
Suncor
ATS
Brookfield
Thomson Reuters
BCE
Canada Goose
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EQ Bank
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How do credit card payment deferrals work during COVID-19? Apr 17th
If you’re dreading your credit card bill, you’re not alone. According to the Bank of Canada, 30% of us carry a balance from month to month, accruing interest, on average, at an eye-watering 19.99%. Simply put, we’re in the red, with an average of $23,800 per Canadian owing on credit cards, lin.... More »
Are you secretly anti-wealth? An abundance mindset can help you reach your financial goals
– thestar.com
Having a plan for your money — and a positive attitude — can help you find financial happiness, writes Lesley-Anne Scorgie.
