No. 1249Wise Card Canada 2024 Review: Fees, Limits and How It WorksThe Wise card is a useful addition to the services offered by Wise (formerly TransferWise), but it includes a few quirks worth knowing before you travel. This review…
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No. 1249Wise Card Canada 2024 Review: Fees, Limits and How It WorksThe Wise card is a useful addition to the services offered by Wise (formerly TransferWise), but it includes a few quirks worth knowing before you travel. This review…
No. 1250Car Repair Shop vs Dealership: Which Should You Use?Where should you take your car for maintenance and repairs: the dealership, an independent repair shop, or somewhere else? The best choice depends on several factors: what’s wrong,…
No. 1251PepsiCo Beats Q1 Revenue Forecasts After Price HikesPepsiCo reported first-quarter revenue that exceeded expectations, driven by strong international demand for its snack and beverage brands. The Purchase, New York-based company said revenue for the January–April…
No. 1252GM Q1 2024 Earnings: Revenue, Profit and OutlookGeneral Motors reported a stronger-than-expected first quarter despite a modest decline in U.S. vehicle unit sales. The automaker’s net income rose more than 25%, driven by robust deliveries…
No. 1253Equifax Canada Pilots Rental Payment Data for Credit ScoresEquifax Canada is testing how rental payment records could be incorporated into credit scoring models to expand access to credit and mainstream financial services. The agency says it…
No. 1254Eva Wong on Shifting Views of Debt, Saving and InvestingWho wants to pay to learn their credit score? A decade ago, Eva Wong found that idea absurd. She co-founded Borrowell, the first company in Canada to provide…
No. 1255How Much Does a Home Backup Power System Cost?If your home lacks a backup power source, now is a good time to consider adding one. Across North America—and especially in Canada—power outages are becoming more frequent,…
No. 1256How to Double Your Canada Pension Plan (CPP) IncomeA new series of research papers from the National Institute on Ageing (NIA) has renewed interest in delaying Canada Pension Plan (CPP) benefits until the latest permitted age…
No. 1257Should I Delay CPP Benefits If I’m No Longer Contributing?Ask MoneySense Do all the advice articles about waiting to take CPP at age 70 take into account the calculation of your eligible amount if you stop working…
No. 1258Sell in May and Go Away: Does the Strategy Still Work?“As goes January, so goes the year”—known as the January Barometer—is an old market adage suggesting that January’s returns can predict performance for the remainder of the year.…
No. 1259What to Do When Parents Die: Settling Their EstateAsk MoneySense My mom passed away a number of years ago and sadly we just lost our dad. My brother and I are wondering about taxes owing, the timing…
No. 1260Tackle Lifestyle Creep to Protect Your Budget from InflationThe other day I dashed out to buy cooking oil for dinner. I grabbed the brand I usually buy because it was a good size and reasonably priced—about…
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