No. 1537How Much Can a Landlord Raise Rent? Legal LimitsAsking rents across Canada reached record highs in mid-2023, putting added pressure on tenants in large cities and smaller communities alike. One-bedroom rents in British Columbia averaged $2,297…
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No. 1537How Much Can a Landlord Raise Rent? Legal LimitsAsking rents across Canada reached record highs in mid-2023, putting added pressure on tenants in large cities and smaller communities alike. One-bedroom rents in British Columbia averaged $2,297…
No. 1538Stock Market Update: Week of August 13, 2023Kyle Prevost, editor of Million Dollar Journey and founder of the Canadian Financial Summit, summarizes this week’s financial headlines and provides context for Canadian investors. Markets cheer lower…
No. 1539Average Monthly Mortgage Payment in Canada 2026Canadians faced a sharp cost-of-living squeeze in 2023. Although inflation eased to 2.8% in June, the steep price rises of 2022 and early 2023 left essentials such as…
No. 1540Kristine Beese on Why Financial Planning Is Not Gender NeutralKristine Beese didn’t set out to shake up Canada’s financial planning industry. She began her career as an engineer in the oil and gas sector, but after a…
No. 1541Michele Romanow: Manage Your Money Like a BusinessMichele Romanow has a disarming presence: modest, decisive and quick with a self-deprecating joke. That blend of humility, conviction and humour makes her easy to trust—even when she’s…
No. 1542Are capital gains taxed when my stock is acquired or merged?Ask MoneySense A stock I used to own was recently sold to a private equity firm. Is there a strategy for avoiding a capital gain on a sale…
No. 1543Weekly Market Recap for Aug 6, 2023Kyle Prevost, editor of Million Dollar Journey and founder of the Canadian Financial Summit, summarizes this week’s financial headlines and provides context for Canadian investors. Amazon primes the…
No. 1544When Does a Power of Attorney End and an Estate Trustee Take Over?Ask MoneySense My friend had personal POA on her uncle, and he has died. We need to file his taxes. Does the POA still have effect for that…
No. 1545AI Financial Advice: Can You Trust It?I’m a mid-career financial planner, so I admit I have a personal stake in the debate about artificial intelligence (AI) and financial advice. Like many professionals across industries,…
No. 1546How Much to Tip at Restaurants in CanadaPatio season is in full swing, and if your restaurant bills have been climbing, you’re not alone. Dining out has become more expensive for two main reasons: inflation…
No. 1547Why Canada Workers Benefit Payments Are Arriving SoonerIf you receive the Canada Workers Benefit (CWB), you’ll notice a change to how the federal tax credit is delivered: recipients will get part of the benefit earlier.…
No. 1548Will Canadian Interest Rates Hit Double Digits?Canadians are feeling the squeeze from a major cost-of-living crisis: grocery bills are high, mortgage rates have jumped, and everyday expenses bite deeper into household budgets. Since March…
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