Jan 18
This is one of the scariest financial disconnects I've witnessed lately.
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Jan 15
2:05CRA sends gentle reminder on COVID benefit tax – for now
The national tax collector is sending out what are termed “T4A” slips to Canadians who received COVID-19 relief benefits in 2020.
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Jan 15
3:31Home Economics: The tax man's wakeup call for COVID benefit recipients
The Canada Revenue Agency has begun sending T4A slips to Canadians who received COVID-19 benefits last year.
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Jan 14
4:02Ask about COVID-19 return policies as you shop to avoid disappointment later: Experts
Canadians who weren't happy with some of their holiday gifts or who changed their mind after making purchases might face trouble when trying to get their money back.
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Jan 13
3:31How to teach money lessons to your children during the pandemic
CTV's Chief Financial Commentator Pattie Lovett-Reid discusses how children are also saving their cash during the pandemic, and how it offers a great opportunity for parents to teach some money fundamentals.
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Jan 14
2:05Pattie Lovett-Reid: Tax implications of income support
Tax season is nearly upon us, and Canadians who received income benefits during the depths of the pandemic will have to be careful to account for those supports when they file with the CRA. CTV's Chief Financial Commentator Pattie Lovett-Reid has some ideas on how to plan ahead and be ready.
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Jan 12
3:46Canadians focused on savings and debt, not spending: Poll
Canadian households are preoccupied with shoring up their finances this year, according to a new survey, a thriftiness that could be a drag on the recovery.
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Jan 11
3:43Pattie Lovett-Reid: 52% of Canadians believe home prices will only go up, poll says
People believe in home ownership so much that when asked in a RBC Home Buying Sentiment Poll released Monday, 80 per cent said they believed it is a good investment.
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Millennials & Money
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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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5:18Video games emerging as valuable youth marketing tool: Enthusiast CEO
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Jan 8
High fees are putting some money market funds in the red
Many Canadians are paying their advisors and mutual fund companies to keep cash in money market funds that are actually racking up losses.