No. 37Major Canadian Banks Raise Dividends After Strong Q2 EarningsHere’s a round-up of news for Canadian investors this week. BMO National Bank Scotiabank CIBC TD Bank RBC Featured RRSP Accounts featured EQ Bank Build your retirement savings…
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No. 37Major Canadian Banks Raise Dividends After Strong Q2 EarningsHere’s a round-up of news for Canadian investors this week. BMO National Bank Scotiabank CIBC TD Bank RBC Featured RRSP Accounts featured EQ Bank Build your retirement savings…
No. 38Sell Your Home Without an Agent: Are the Savings Worth It?Clearing clutter, touching up paint and staging rooms so your home looks its best are familiar tasks for anyone preparing to sell. Those jobs grow more complicated when…
No. 39How to Invest with Irregular or Unpredictable IncomeInvesting regularly is one of the most reliable ways to build wealth over time. For people with steady paycheques, it’s often straightforward to automate contributions and stay on…
No. 40CDRs vs U.S. Stocks: What Canadian Investors Should KnowIf you are a newer investor using one of Canada’s commission-free brokerages—like Wealthsimple—you may have been confused the first time you searched for a major U.S. stock. For…
No. 41Canada Disability Benefit: Eligibility and How to ApplyThe Canada Disability Benefit is one of the latest federal initiatives designed to reduce poverty among working-age Canadians with disabilities. Although the legislation was passed in 2023, applications…
No. 42OAS Payment Dates 2026: When You’ll Receive Old Age SecurityIf you are approaching retirement or already receiving a pension and need to manage your monthly budget, it helps to know when Old Age Security (OAS) payments are…
No. 43How Canadians Are Using Crypto in the New Digital EconomyMost Canadians have heard of cryptocurrency, but far fewer actually use it. A 2023 Bank of Canada report found that about 90% of Canadians are aware of bitcoin…
No. 44Dimitri Busevs: Are Investing Platforms Turning into Casinos?A recent regulatory decision in Canada is poised to allow investing platforms to introduce prediction markets — venues where everyday investors could place bets on outcomes like whether…
No. 45Have You Claimed All Tax Deductions and Credits This Year?Tax season 2026 has mostly wrapped up, but it’s not completely over: the June 15 filing deadline for self-employed individuals still looms. Beyond filing deadlines, taxpayers should also…
No. 46Are FIRE Followers Achieving Financial Independence?In the specialized world of personal finance blogging, the FIRE movement—Financial Independence, Retire Early—has produced a distinct cast of writers who share their journeys and strategies. Many of…
No. 47How to Set Realistic Long-Term Financial Planning AssumptionsRetirement projections are only useful when they are based on realistic assumptions. If your estimates for inflation, investment returns, or life expectancy are overly optimistic, your financial plan…
No. 48Why Canadians Keep Overspending on ConvenienceThere’s no denying that everyday life is getting more expensive. Prices are climbing across the board — from gas to groceries, dining out and insurance. Purchases that once…
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