EV charging credit cards in Canada for 2025

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Whether you charge at home or use a public station on the road, the cost of powering an electric vehicle (EV) can add up. The right credit card can offset some of those costs through cash back, points or other rewards. Below are the top credit cards in Canada for EV charging, selected for strong … Read more

Ford F-150 Lightning: Canada’s Top Electric Pickup Truck

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The Ford F-Series — including the all-electric F-150 Lightning — continued to lead Canada’s pickup market in 2024. For 2025, the F-150 Lightning is offered with four-wheel drive starting at $62,890. It includes a spacious, powered front trunk (frunk) for covered storage and up to 2.4 kW of exportable power for campsites, worksites or emergency … Read more

VW ID. Buzz: Canada’s Most Spacious EV for Interior Space

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The Volkswagen ID. Buzz revives the iconic “Bus” in a fully electric form, pairing retro-inspired styling with expansive cargo capacity and modern technology—though it arrives with a premium price tag. For 2025, the ID. Buzz is available worldwide in short- and long-wheelbase configurations; Canada receives the long-wheelbase version, which is roughly 26 centimetres (10 inches) … Read more

How to Finance a Home Renovation: Loans, HELOCs, and Grants

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When Harpreet Singh chose to convert his basement into a rental suite, his renovation funding boiled down to two basic choices: use personal savings or borrow. As a real estate agent and former financial adviser, Singh has guided many clients through renovation decisions and the financial trade-offs that come with them. His general advice depends … Read more

Ford Mustang Mach-E: Why It’s Canada’s Leading Used EV

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The Mustang Mach‑E made a splash when it arrived in 2020, and for its fifth model year Ford has added useful refinements. The 2025 Mach‑E gains a heat pump for improved cold‑weather efficiency, expanded personalization choices and upgraded driver‑assist features, along with refreshed styling and enhanced connectivity. These mid‑cycle updates help keep the model competitive … Read more

Canadian Banks Q1 Earnings: What Investors Need to Know

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Companies that reported earnings this week BMO Scotiabank National Bank CIBC RBC TD Laurentian Also read Canada’s best dividend stocks read now BMO Financial Group reports $2.14B Q1 profit, up from $1.29B a year ago Source: Google BMO (TSE: BMO) Q1 earnings: $2.14 billion, up from $1.29 billion a year earlier. Revenue: $9.27 billion, up … Read more

Average Canadian Credit Card Debt in 2026: Amount & Trends

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The economic disruption of the COVID-19 pandemic has eased, but many Canadians still face a financial situation that looks little improved from five years ago. By early 2025, the Bank of Canada’s policy rate has moved back toward normal levels as inflation cooled, yet the cost of living remains elevated. For a large share of … Read more

Missing RRSP Matching and Other Employer Benefits?

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A registered retirement savings plan (RRSP) is one of the most effective tools Canadians have to build a secure retirement, yet many people aren’t fully taking advantage of it. That often means missing out on employer matches, transfer incentives and other offers—essentially free money that can make a real difference over time. Financial advisors call … Read more

Nvidia Q4 Earnings: Revenue and Production Rise

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Nvidia reported a sharp rise in fourth-quarter profit and revenue as demand for its Blackwell AI chips—designed to power advanced artificial intelligence systems—continued to accelerate. For the three months ended Jan. 26, the Santa Clara, California-based company posted revenue of US$39.3 billion, an increase of 12% from the previous quarter and 78% from the same … Read more

Gen Z Mortgages in Canada: Real Costs of Homeownership

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Owning a home — it’s a milestone many aspire to: a place that’s truly yours, free from rent increases and landlords, with the freedom to renovate and decorate as you wish. But while the mortgage is the biggest single expense, it’s far from the only one. Hidden fees, upfront costs and ongoing expenses can add … Read more