Anxious about the cost of having kids in Canada? Don’t get discouraged, experts say. Here’s how much raising children costs, and how to manage expenses.

Maxing out employer contributions is an easy way to boost your retirement savings. Here’s how to do it without exceeding your RRSP room.

Yes, your estate will pay a high rate of tax on your RRIF when you die. But it usually pays to keep the account intact and benefit from tax-free compounding if you can. Yes, your estate will pay a hig...

If you carry a credit card balance in Canada, use our calculator to see how much you owe and how long it will take you to pay off the debt.

Some Canadian seniors enter retirement without savings or run out of money over time. Here’s how they can stay afloat financially.

How Tesla and other companies are dealing with the uncertainty of the trade war.

Earth Day is on April 22. Here’s how to invest sustainably, and other ways to help the planet.

Canadian depository receipts are one of the fastest-growing investment products in Canada. Here’s what to consider before investing in CDRs.

Boston Pizza, New York Fries and others are Canadian, eh? The tariff war tests Canadian companies with U.S. names.

Find out the many benefits of continuing education in Canada, and how to find the right training for your career and financial goals.

Once you start RRIFing, how do you make sure you have enough cash, and should you dial down risk?

If you’re hunting for affordable vacation spots this season, here’s where to go when the loonie is low.

The BoC noted it is proceeding with caution. Read how its rate hold will impact you, whether you’re a borrower, investor or saver.

Canada’s Consumer Price Index fell in March amid the start of a tariff war with the U.S., the end of a temporary tax holiday and other factors.

There are several personal, trust and corporate income-tax-filing extensions for Canadians this year. Which ones apply to you?

Here’s how proposals from the NDP, Liberals, Conservatives and Green Party could affect your cash flow—and maybe help decide your vote. Get updates here.

Frequent travellers love a good travel credit card. Find out about Porter’s new suite of BMO cards, and see how they compare to other travel cards.

If you’re hunting for affordable vacation spots this season, here’s where to go when the loonie is low.

Students have a wide selection of banking options, from student offers at major banks to no-fee accounts with online banks. Find the best one for you.

Boston Pizza, New York Fries and others are Canadian, eh? The tariff war tests Canadian companies with U.S. names.

Canadians must begin taking RRIF withdrawals the year after converting an RRSP. What happens if you convert only part of an RRSP, and which withdrawal strategy may be the most tax-efficient?

Learn how capital gains are taxed and how to avoid paying more taxes than necessary when selling your assets.

Is your salary enough to buy a home in these Canadian cities? Here’s how much you needed to earn to qualify for a mortgage in February 2025, compared to January.

Marriott Bonvoy members can enter exclusive giveaways and redeem points for experiences. Here’s how Canadian fans can see Beyoncé’s tour in 2025.

Can you retroactively change the valuation of a rental property before selling it to reduce capital gains tax in Canada?

In this excerpt from her new book, Making Bank, Shannon Lee Simmons guides young Canadians (and their parents) through important money conversations.

The federal government is eliminating carbon pricing for consumers. But Canadians won’t see immediate savings on all products.

The senior vice president of retail and wealth at Meridian shares the importance of budgeting and investing in your company’s pension plan, if you have one.

Are unpredictable markets stressing you out? Two investing experts weigh in on how young Canadians can deal with the volatility.

The Quebec-based recreational vehicles company swung to a loss last quarter amid ongoing tariff uncertainty and a pullback on spending from consumers.

Here’s how Canada’s retirement pension plan works, who’s eligible for CPP, when you can start receiving CPP, and CPP payment dates for 2025.

On the heels of a pandemic boom, the recreational real estate market has slowed. But property prices are still expected to climb, according to a new report.

Go the distance with the attractive and energy-efficient Ioniq 6. See what’s new in this award-winning EV for 2025.

You can ease the financial pain of a costly move by deducting those expenses from your employment, self-employment or school award earnings. You can ease the financial pain of a costly move by deducti...

Canadian shoppers and brands are going “elbows up” to promote and support home-grown products. Here’s a sampling of what’s going on across the country.

Broad bond index ETFs haven’t always been there for investors in the past. Here’s a safer alternative if you’re looking for ballast for your portfolio.

New home for Shopify stocks, what Google’s acquisition of Wiz means and more. Here are the details for Canadian investors.

Here are the considerations before becoming a power of attorney for property and what to do if you’re unable to fill the role, including hiring someone.

New rules limit how much Canada’s banks can charge if you don’t have enough funds in your personal account to cover cheques and pre-authorized debits.

The Quebec-based owner of Circle K stores remains committed to acquiring the Japanese operator of the 7-Eleven chain despite recent pushback.

Want to earn versatile travel points at a fast rate? Aeroplan credit cards are a great place to start.

Parents, here are the CCB payment dates for 2025, along with how much you can expect to receive each month.

Bitcoin’s price plummets—should you “buy the dip”? Plus, Canada’s first levered bitcoin and ethereum ETFs are here.

Economists say the Bank of Canada will be in a tough spot at its next decision in April as inflation showed signs of heating up in February.

Learn about Canada’s carbon tax, launched in 2019 and ended in 2025.

You can still plan an unforgettable, low-cost family vacation with these savvy strategies.

Here are two ways to manage the effects of tariffs in Canada, plus three statements to prepare to ensure you’ll be OK.

You can still plan an unforgettable, low-cost family vacation with these savvy strategies.

From redeemable points to cold hard cash, these rewards credit cards offer big returns on your everyday spending.

Economic uncertainty, inflation and the decline of workplace pensions have left growing numbers of seniors unable to leave their jobs.