No. 1177Financial Well-Being: What It Means for CanadiansFrom cold plunges to antiaging regimens, wellness is front of mind for many Canadians in 2024. That same focus on self-care is shaping how people manage their money:…
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No. 1177Financial Well-Being: What It Means for CanadiansFrom cold plunges to antiaging regimens, wellness is front of mind for many Canadians in 2024. That same focus on self-care is shaping how people manage their money:…
No. 117825 Essential Money Moves Canadians Should Make by Age 25Building a solid financial foundation in your early 20s can shape your financial future for decades. Below are 25 practical money moves to help you take control of…
No. 1179Why Are Coffee Prices So High in Canada?If your day isn’t complete without at least one cup of coffee, you’re far from alone. In July 2023 Canada imported more than 15 million kilograms of green…
No. 1180Prepare for Upcoming Tax Policy Changes and Capital Gains TaxIncome tax rules are always changing — sometimes with little warning and often in ways that create uncertainty for Canadians. In the past year, for example, last-minute announcements…
No. 1181Kenneth Doll: Fee-Only, Advice-Only Financial PlannerMeet Ken Doll Ken Doll is an experienced financial planner with more than 28 years helping clients with financial, retirement and estate planning. He has advised prominent families,…
No. 1182Heat Pump vs Furnace vs Hybrid: Which Suits Canadian Homes?Should your next furnace be a heat pump? Or, more precisely, should your next heating and cooling system be a heat pump? A heat pump can both warm…
No. 1183How Ellyce Fulmore Restores the Human Side of Personal FinanceEllyce Fulmore brings a personal, human-centered approach to money. As the founder and face of Queerd Co., she provides shame-free financial education that looks beyond spreadsheets to consider…
No. 1184How ADHD Impacts Your Finances and Money HabitsEllyce Fulmore Keeping finance personal Financial advice is rarely one-size-fits-all. For neurodivergent people—whose brains absorb and process information differently—conventional guidance often needs to be adapted. That’s been true…
No. 1185Swimming Pool Costs in Canada: 2026 Price GuideMara Rubinoff and her partner bought their first home together with the intention of creating an inviting space for their blended family to enjoy. Because her partner had…
No. 1186Market Outlook: What to Watch the Week of June 9, 2024Kyle Prevost, creator of 4 Steps to a Worry-Free Retirement, Canada’s DIY retirement planning course, summarizes recent financial headlines and provides context for Canadian investors. “The Big Cut”…
No. 1187Will the AI Gold Rush Last? Market Outlook for InvestorsArtificial intelligence systems such as ChatGPT may soon run into a critical shortage of the very material that has driven their rapid improvement: the enormous volume of human-written…
No. 1188Lululemon Q1 Earnings Show Profit TurnaroundLululemon Athletica Inc.’s chief executive said the company’s fiscal year began on a “slower start” as it navigated continued volatility in consumer spending, but despite those challenges the…
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