No. 1033Extend Your Smartphone’s Life: Battery, Storage and Care TipsIf you want your new iPhone or Android phone to last as long as possible, it pays to take care of it. With most people holding on to…
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No. 1033Extend Your Smartphone’s Life: Battery, Storage and Care TipsIf you want your new iPhone or Android phone to last as long as possible, it pays to take care of it. With most people holding on to…
No. 1034Markets This Week – Sept 1, 2024: What Moved MarketsKyle Prevost, creator of 4 Steps to a Worry-Free Retirement, Canada’s DIY retirement planning course, summarizes financial headlines and provides context for Canadian investors. Nvidia earnings land on…
No. 1035PC World Elite Mastercard Review: Rewards, Fees & Approval TipsAs food prices keep climbing, getting cash back or points on everyday purchases is a smart way to stretch your household budget. If you regularly shop at Loblaw-owned…
No. 1036Why Nvidia Stock Dropped Despite Q2 Earnings BeatNvidia reported blockbuster results, with profits and revenue surging on sustained demand for its AI-focused chips, yet the market response was muted as investors weighed whether the company’s…
No. 1037Reverse Mortgages in Canada: How They Work and Who QualifiesCanadians are increasingly turning to reverse mortgages — a borrowing option that allows homeowners to access up to 55% of their home’s appraised value without making regular payments…
No. 1038Mortgage Porting in Canada: What It Means and When to Do ItCanadians continue to favour the predictability of fixed-rate mortgages. A survey by the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) found that 69% of Canadians who completed a mortgage…
No. 1039How Adding Your Child to a Rental Property Affects Your TaxesAsk MoneySense My husband has a rental property. As part of our estate planning, he has decided to add our daughter’s name to the title on June 1,…
No. 1040Mortgage Renewal Denied? What to Do NextIf you have a mortgage, you likely know it must be renewed periodically—usually every two to five years, depending on your chosen term—until it is fully paid off.…
No. 1041Credit Cards for Canadian Seniors 2025: Rewards and PerksWhat are the best credit cards for seniors in Canada? While the ideal card depends on individual spending patterns and priorities, seniors often value simple rewards, useful protections…
No. 1042Are Micro-Credentials in Canada Worth It for Upskilling?If you scroll through LinkedIn, you’ve likely seen the posts: a former colleague proudly announces they’ve earned a new credential from an institution or a tech company. You…
No. 1043Gold medallist Greg Stewart on Rent and Finances in Para SportWhen most people picture professional athletes, they think of huge contracts and lucrative endorsement deals. In reality, however, the international sports landscape includes many competitors who struggle financially.…
No. 1044Markets React to Fed Decision: Stocks, Bonds, DollarU.S. stocks pushed higher Friday, closing near record levels after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell confirmed what markets had long anticipated: the Fed is preparing to cut interest…
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