Dec 9
TransUnion's latest report reveals that outstanding credit card balances have passed the $100-billion mark for the first time as Canadians continue to borrow and rack up the debt amid historically-low interest rates.
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4:06Morneau moves to implement middle class tax cut
Morneau introduced a motion in parliament on Monday on the cut, which was the marquee promise in the Liberal campaign for the October election.
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Dec 6
'Woudn't trade it': Why this North Pole envoy won't give up her seasonal mall gig
“I’m only doing this job now not even because I have to anymore, but because I love it so much. I wouldn’t trade it for the world,” Ayesha Khan said.
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Nov 29
Payback Time: The myth that keeps Canadians on a financial treadmill
In a new weekly retirement column, personal finance columnist Dale Jackson will cut through the noise and deal with the issues that forge a stable retirement.
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Oct 29
CTV's Chief Financial Commentator Pattie Lovett-Reid breaks down the top money mistakes you're probably making.
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Oct 9
The vast majority of Canadians are worried about saving enough for retirement and believe governments should modernize rules around pensions, according to a new poll from a major Ontario pension plan, as pocketbook issues have been in focus during the federal election campaign.
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Nov 29
4:354 apps that can help you manage your money better
Here’s a look at four free apps that keep track of your finances for different needs.
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Nov 28
4:40Black Friday eclipsing Boxing Day sales in Canada
Canadian shoppers craving a deal increasingly turn to Black Friday -- a sales bonanza imported from America, where retailers long slashed prices the day after their Thanksgiving holiday -- at the expense of another sales spree, Boxing Day.
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Nov 22
2:03Pattie Lovett-Reid: As money worries mount, it may be time to redo your financial vows
CTV's Chief Financial Commentator Pattie Lovett-Reid breaks down the latest Manulife Bank Debt Survey and shares tips on how to remove the financial stress out of your relationship.
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Aug 20
The survey found that 43 per cent of Canadians are misinformed about the TFSA, believing the accounts are for savings and not for growing investments.
