Amid concerns over inflation, a rising cost in living, and talk of a looming recession, more Canadians are seeking out financial advice on how to make the most of their money ..read more

“Together, or separate bills?” You can get a sneak peek into your partner’s financial values on the first date. Of course, that won’t tell you the whole picture. Do they take you to an extravagant restaurant and cover a $500 bill? They could be successful and enjoy life in the moment — or they could be reckless with their money ..read more

It’s a sad fact that there will always be someone trying to take advantage of others for their own gain. Financial scams are an all-too-common problem for consumers across the world. Some of these scams are easy to spot, but as scammer tactics become more sophisticated, they can be extremely difficult to identify, and tend to target people who are at their lowest point ..read more

Think about what you were doing at seven years old. Maybe you rode around the neighbourhood with your first bike. Or hit the nearby convenience store to buy some Nerds and sour keys ..read more

If your mortgage is set to renew or you’re just wondering what you should be doing, you might start shopping around for a better deal. But, what should you do if you have the “itch to switch?” You might be considering a variable rate mortgage to replace your current fixed-rate mortgage ..read more

Calling all lovebirds — when’s the last time you chatted about your latest purchases? Indeed, open communication is a pillar of any relationship, and money is an important topic. It might feel awkward to talk about debt, financial goals, and credit cards; however, it’s vital for financial wellness and mental health.  ..read more

Warning: This blog will discuss a topic that some may find distressing or upsetting. Please, if you are uncomfortable reading about abuse in any form, leave the page. If you are a current victim of abuse, whether it’s physical, emotional, or financial, SEEK HELP IMMEDIATELY. The Government of Canada website has a page for family violence resources and services that you can use to find help now ..read more

There are a lot of terms used by financial institutions that the average person would be completely unfamiliar with until they’ve run afoul of some obscure clause in their financial services agreement that has it. One such term is the “Right of Offset ..read more

With the rising cost of living, it’s getting harder and harder for Canadians to keep up with basic living expenses for food, shelter, utilities, and more. For those who rent rather than own their homes, rent assistance programs can be an invaluable means of making ends meet while dealing with other financial challenges ..read more

We know the stats. Divorce is one of the most significant financial events you can endure. And in many cases, it could deplete you financially ..read more