No. 481How Much Can You Save on FX Fees This Summer?Many Canadians rely on credit cards while travelling, but those cards can add unexpected costs. Regular credit cards frequently tack on extra charges for purchases made in foreign…
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No. 481How Much Can You Save on FX Fees This Summer?Many Canadians rely on credit cards while travelling, but those cards can add unexpected costs. Regular credit cards frequently tack on extra charges for purchases made in foreign…
No. 482Shareholders Urge Ethical AI Policies at Canada’s Largest FirmsWhen Canada’s most valuable companies held their annual general meetings this year, shareholders faced a new item on the ballot alongside routine votes to elect directors and approve…
No. 483Should You Sell a Stock After a Large Capital Gain?If you hold investments in a taxable, non‑registered account, income tax considerations should influence your investing decisions. Although only half of a capital gain is taxable in Canada,…
No. 484Single-Stock ETF Risks: What Investors Need to KnowWhen exchange-traded funds (ETFs) first gained traction in Canada more than a decade ago, their main appeal was simple: low-cost, instant diversification. For roughly the cost of a…
No. 485Hidden Credit Card Fees That Inflate Your Travel CostsIt’s summertime, and many Canadians are taking a break. If you used a credit card to book your trip or to cover expenses while away, you could be…
No. 486Canadians Turn to Family and Credit as Costs RiseTwo recent surveys highlight the mounting financial pressure on Canadian households as prices rise and wages lag. One study from Mortgage Professionals Canada (MPC) finds most recent home…
No. 487How Canadian Sellers Lower Capital Gains Tax LegallyFor many Canadians, selling a property brings an unexpected tax consequence: capital gains tax. Whether you’re selling a cottage, a rental unit, or a former principal residence, knowing…
No. 488Couche-Tard Walks Away From 7-Eleven Bid Over Lack of Good FaithCanada’s largest convenience store operator unexpectedly abandoned a landmark bid that would have dramatically expanded its global footprint when it withdrew a proposal to acquire the parent company…
No. 489Cogeco Launches New Mobile Service in Canada for Low Data UsersCogeco Inc. has officially launched its long-anticipated wireless service in Canada, positioning itself to compete by focusing on “low-to-mid data users.” The Montreal-based telecommunications company said it has…
No. 490Why Young Canadians Buy Service-Based Businesses to Build WealthWhen you imagine a young, ambitious entrepreneur these days, a sleek startup founder or app developer might come to mind. Yet amid economic uncertainty a different trend is…
No. 491Canada Home Sales Outlook Downgraded as Market Turns CornerFor the second time this year, the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) has lowered its outlook for national home sales in 2025, even as June’s activity suggests a…
No. 492June Inflation Hits 1.9% as Vehicle Prices SoarThe annual rate of inflation in Canada picked up to 1.9% in June, rising from 1.7% in May, Statistics Canada reported on Tuesday. The increase was broadly in…
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