Mar 5
With the Canadian dollar reaching three-year-highs around 80 cents U.S. over the past week, now might be the right time to expand the international presence in your portfolio.
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Your MoneyMonth
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6:28Retirement picture of Canadians' needs and wants has changed: Personal finance expert
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8:10What to look for when picking a mortgage rate in a low-interest rate environment
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5:30Drivers should compare insurance rates every year to save cash: Expert
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5:27Finding different ways to save for your kid’s post-secondary education
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5:28'Sandwich generation' increasingly strained amid pandemic: Personal finance expert
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5:14Pandemic may be a catalyst for change with some Canadians' financial plans: Financial advisor
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5:56How to teach your kids about money during the pandemic
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6:57Alternative investment strategies to help navigate your portfolio through volatility
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7:11Emergency savings is meant to give peace of mind for surviving 'worst-case scenario': Financial expert
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6:08How planning and investing in your 30s has changed during COVID
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Mar 4
3:10Pattie Lovett-Reid: Delinquencies rise amid 'pockets of financial stress'
The pandemic has provided more than 3 million Canadians with a little financial wiggle room through credit deferral programs resulting in fewer Canadians from delinquencies on their debts.
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Mar 5
5:54Beefed up loonie brings international buying power for Canada-heavy portfolios
If your long-term investment strategy requires more international presence in your portfolio, a window of opportunity is opening.
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Mar 4
4:00Detailed vs. flat rate: A new way to claim work-from-home costs
Ottawa has come up with a simpler way to claim expenses for that spare room or corner that became a makeshift office last spring when pandemic lockdowns went into effect across the country.
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Mar 3
6:10Age plays a significant role in debt perception: Poll
A poll released Wednesday finds your age likely plays a role in why you think other people get into debt.
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Mar 1
2:53Canadians increasingly targeted by fraudsters during pandemic: Poll
Nearly one quarter of all Canadians said they’ve been targeted by fraudsters more frequently since the COVID-19 pandemic began, according to a new Royal Bank of Canada survey.
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Mar 2
2:05'Rare' error in some tax slips lists repaid CERB as taxable: CRA
The Canada Revenue Agency says some taxpayers who repaid COVID-19 related benefits in 2020 are getting incorrect tax slips.
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Feb 26
5:28Home Economics: The 'sandwich generation' is taking it on the chin
f you’re pressed between taking care of young children and aging parents, you’re probably one of the many Canadians in the “sandwich generation.”
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Millennials & Money
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'A huge burden:' Sandwich generation caring for children, aging parents at same time
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6:14Younger Canadians moving away from big cities at record levels
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7:46Millennial Money: How to nail a no-spend month
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7:46Millennials must use COVID as an opportunity to prepare for their future: Financial planner
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8:06The future of money: After the pandemic, will you have your own 'financial pandemic'?
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3:32Pattie Lovett-Reid: Bank of Mom and Dad still open despite pandemic
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