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How to adjust your RESP investing strategy as your child grows Sep 3rd
A registered education savings plan (RESP) might seem like a set-it-and-forget-it account since it’s so easy to open and there’s a clear end in sight, but you’ll want to optimize your investments as your child grows. Accounts for younger children can handle more risk, while accounts that are c.... More »
Canada’s big banks face a high bar for earnings Aug 26th
Canada’s big banks are expected to deliver another strong performance when they report third-quarter earnings this week, but money managers and analysts are wary that any missteps could mean volatility for their high-flying shares.
Canada’s major lenders have navigated a shif.... More »
Why are we so afraid of financial mistakes? + MORE Jul 17th
Growing up, I heard one saying repeatedly: the early bird gets the worm. Like so many childhood proverbs, I accepted it without much thought—one of those quiet truths adults repeat often enough that children stop questioning them.
For most of my life I assumed it was a lesson about hard w.... More »
Carney asks for end to US alcohol ban, province leader says, as trade deal nears - BBC + MORE Aug 20th
Carney asks for end to US alcohol ban, province leader says, as trade deal nears BBCPM Carney asks premiers to remove U.S. booze ban as officials try to finalize trade deal CTV NewsTrump expected to slash tariffs on Canadian goods, Carney asks premiers to put U.S. booze back on.... More »
The world’s largest corporate holder of Bitcoin has been selling—should you be concerned? + MORE Aug 6th
Strategy (formerly Microstrategy), the original and most well-known Bitcoin (BTC) treasury company, recently sold some of its Bitcoin (BTC) holdings, causing jitters in the investor community. In a move that surprised many investors, the company sold about $218 million (all figures in U.S. dollars u.... More »
How to earn more rewards with your credit cards
– moneysense.ca
If you’re like many Canadians, you may feel your credit card rewards aren’t delivering as much value as they could. After all, cards are often marketed with generous welcome bonuses and the promise of effortless cash back, travel points, statement credits, and more. If those rewards don’t seem to add up over time, it’s worth taking a closer look at how you’re using your cards.
The good news is that earning more rewards doesn’t have to mean spending more. With a more intentional approach, you can make everyday spending work harder for you. Here’s how to refine your credit card habits, stay within your budget, and unlock more value so you can fully tap your reward potential..
How to maintain healthy spending habits while optimizing reward potential
It’s easy for cardholders to fall into the trap of chasing rewards and lose sight of their spending, but maximizing rewards doesn’t have to come at the expense of financial health. With the right approach, you can earn meaningful rewards while staying mindful of your budget and avoiding unnecessary debt…
