Feb 26
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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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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Feb 26
3:12How to avoid hazardous RRSP decisions as deadline looms
As the March 1 RRSP deadline rapidly approaches, a new survey finds more Canadians are boosting their contributions after a year of unprecedented economic disruption caused by the pandemic.
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Feb 26
Pandemic pushes students to defer school, focus on entrepreneurship
There are signs emerging during the COVID-19 pandemic that university students would rather make their mark in the workforce than attend virtual classes.
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Feb 25
5:14Pattie Lovett-Reid: Women are putting family financial planning above their own during the pandemic
Progress was being made in women's ability to take control on their finances and careers… and then a pandemic hit. The result was what many are calling a she-cession.
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Feb 26
8:49Canadians sitting on $100B in excess cash: CIBC's Tal
Canadians who curtailed their spending over the past year as the pandemic raged on could be sitting on as much as $100 billion, according to new data from CIBC.
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Feb 19
7:11Home Economics: Planning for the worst, and how to avoid shooting your RRSP in the foot
With days left before the RRSP deadline on March 1, many Canadians are struggling to contribute to their retirement savings to lower their 2020 tax bills.
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Feb 19
3:125 RRSP blunders that could drain your retirement savings
As our retirement nest-eggs grow, our understanding of RRSPs is lagging. Here are five common blunders and oversights that could be draining your savings.
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Feb 19
2:41Pattie Lovett-Reid: Investors searching for yield in all the wrong places
Investors are desperate for yield and seem prepared to take on more risk than their portfolios may warrant.
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Millennials & Money
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4:05'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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Pattie Lovett-Reid: Bank of Mom and Dad still open despite pandemic
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