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Retiring at 60? Why your financial advisor says you need 30 years of savings — and what that really means for your future

Data suggests Canadians lack clear understanding for how long their savings need to last them through retirement.

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Canada’s job growth to be flat in November, unemployment rate unchanged

We expect employment growth to be in flat in November, following larger-than-expected 67,000 and 60,000 increases in October and September, respectively. ...

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My work is offering a 4% RRSP match and I’m torn. Should I shrink my paycheques?

It is normal to worry about how a lower take home pay will affect your budget. Here is what to consider before deciding.

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Stagnating income threaten wealth gains for young Canadians

Young Canadian households have built wealth faster than any other age group since 2020, but their income gains shows a different picture.

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Christopher Liew: The smart way to pay off debt without feeling deprived

This personal finance column by Christopher Liew offers some advice on how to pay off your debt without sacrificing your happiness or a social life.

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Housing market forecast: What buyers and sellers should expect in 2026, according to Re/Max

ReMax Canada expects national home sales to increase by 3.4 per cent next year, with demand from potential homebuyers and built-up inventory creating ...

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Canadian consumer debt increases to $2.6 trillion primarily on mortgages

A credit reporting agency says consumer debt has spiked up as Canadians borrow more money.

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Shoppers point to chicken as bone of contention amid food inflation

“Whole chicken prices are up 23 per cent, year-over-year, and chicken is typically the cheapest animal protein at the grocery store,” Charlesbois ...

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OPINION: Budget 2025 builds mansions, not affordability

Canada’s Budget 2025 has arrived with big promises of economic transformation and renewal. While housing is explicitly positioned as one of the government’s ...

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Mortgage trouble grows in Ontario and B.C., even as national delinquency rate falls

Canada’s national mortgage delinquency rate fell for the first time in three years in the second quarter of 2025, but Ontario and B.C. continued to ...

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Renovations that make (dollars and) sense for your investment property

The key is to focus on improvements that deliver strong returns while keeping costs in check.

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Have you checked your credit lately?

Your credit report is one of the most important snapshots of your financial life — and ignoring it can cost you real money and opportunities.

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The $10 gap: Why Ontario’s minimum wage still falls short of a living wage

Ontario’s minimum wage rose from $16.55 to $17.60 an hour this October, a modest boost for thousands of workers.

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Canadian mortgage delinquency rate falls for first time in three years: CMHC

Canada’s housing agency says the number of homeowners behind on mortgage payments has fallen for the first time in three years, though delinquencies ...

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Ghost tapping is on the rise

What Canadians need to know about this contactless payment scam

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Average asking rents fall for 13th straight month to $2,105 in October: report

Asking rents in Canada were down 2.2 per cent in October from a year earlier to an average of $2,105, marking the 13th straight month of annual declin ...

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Grocery and drugstore retailer Metro reports $217M fourth-quarter profit

Grocery and drugstore retailer Metro Inc. says it earned a fourth-quarter profit of $217.0 million, down from $219.9 million in the same quarter last ...

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