No. 529How Co-Ownership Is Making Cottages Affordable in CanadaA lakefront cottage with cozy rooms, a sandy beach and a dock overlooking evening sunsets had long been Corrine Evanoff’s dream. “For years I searched for a cottage…
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No. 529How Co-Ownership Is Making Cottages Affordable in CanadaA lakefront cottage with cozy rooms, a sandy beach and a dock overlooking evening sunsets had long been Corrine Evanoff’s dream. “For years I searched for a cottage…
No. 530Are You Missing Any Child Benefits You’re Entitled To?Raising children is costly. Statistics Canada estimates that the average two-parent household spends about $17,235 per child each year. To help families cover these costs, the federal government…
No. 531Canada Carbon Rebate Explained: Who Qualifies and How to ClaimUpdate: Final carbon tax payments sent, starting in April 2025 Prime Minister Mark Carney ended the consumer carbon tax on March 14, 2025. The final Canada Carbon Rebate…
No. 532Dollarama, Transat and Roots Earnings: Investor TakeawaysHere’s a round-up of news for Canadian investors this week. Dollarama Transat Roots Featured RRSP Accounts featuredEQ BankBuild your retirement savings with 1.50% interest, tax-deferred contributions and zero…
No. 533How Crypto Is Flexing Its New Political PowerA senior adviser to Kamala Harris’ 2024 presidential campaign has joined Coinbase’s global advisory council, expanding the cryptocurrency exchange’s bipartisan political connections. The new member joins a council…
No. 534Wealthsimple Review 2025: Fees, Features, and VerdictSince launching in 2014, Wealthsimple has built a reputation for offering simple, low-cost online financial services. What began as a robo-advisor (now called Invest) has expanded into a…
No. 535Wealthsimple Trade Review 2025: Pros and Cons for InvestorsInvesting Wealthsimple Trade in-depth review 2025 Is it easy to buy and sell stocks and ETFs? Is it safe for Canadian investors? Explore the strengths and limitations of…
No. 536Ottawa Expands Canada Summer Jobs to Boost Youth EmploymentThe federal government is taking steps to support a historically weak summer job market for students, even as economists warn that difficult employment prospects for younger workers could…
No. 537Is Wealthsimple a Bank? New Banking Services ExplainedCanadians certainly have plenty of credit card choices. With an average of two to three credit cards per person, many of us carry more credit than debit cards…
No. 538Is VGRO a Good Investment? Smart Alternatives to ConsiderThe Vanguard Growth ETF Portfolio (VGRO) has been a core option for many Canadian DIY investors since its launch in January 2018. As one of the first Canadian…
No. 539How Much GST Relief Could Save First-Time Home BuyersThe Liberal government’s plan to exempt the GST on certain new-home purchases for first-time buyers could meaningfully affect housing affordability in Canada—though several important caveats remain, according to…
No. 540Should You Tap Retirement Savings to Pay Credit Card Debt?Ask MoneySense Should you cash out some of your RRIF funds to pay down credit-card debt, or should you consider taking a loan from a bank or a…
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