Are you planning to move in with your partner or getting ready to walk down the aisle? No matter what phase you are in in your relationship, it’s important to have a holistic picture of your partner’s financial habits and to be able to have productive conversations about money. While discussing finances might not be …
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Are your dollars not stretching as far at the grocery checkout or on public transit in 2023 as they once did? You’re not alone. From the rising cost of food and transportation to fluctuations in employment, Canadians are experiencing unprecedented tension in their everyday finances. With murmurs of a potential recession upon us, adopting the …
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When it comes to saving for your retirement, time is money. But the costly realities of life, such as therise of inflation, credit card debt, or having to juggle payments forthe mortgage of a new home or student loan, might have put your retirement savings plans on pause. Do you have plenty of contribution room …
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The world is advancing at a rapid rate, from artificial intelligence (AI)and5G wireless networks to robotics and automation, new technologies are constantly being developed, leaving many Canadians to wonder about the staying power of their chosen career pathand if now is the time to make a switch. Don’t want to give up on your current …
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With the holiday season in the rearview and a new year in full swing, a new school semester is upon us. Time to trade skiing on the slopes or watching Netflix in bed for class lectures and assignments! From attending a new set of courses to cultivating new friendships and strengthening old ones, a new …
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Life is full of choices that can shape your everyday life. For many Canadians, one of the most important financial decisions you can make is where you choose to keep your money. Whetheryou are saving for a rainy day or looking to invest towards your future, consider joiningthe over 10 million Canadians who do their …
Today, more Canadians than ever are interested in making choices that positively impact their communityandmaking purchasing decisions that benefit the planet. As you evaluate how you shop, there are countless opportunities to start incorporating eco-friendly shopping habits into your everyday life that can benefit the environment and your wallet. What is sustainable shopping?Sustainable shopping refers …
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As the cost-of-livingcontinues to rise, many consumers are looking for alternative ways to take the pressure off of spending substantial amounts of money. One optiongrowing in popularity are Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) programs. Thesefinancing programs allow consumers to purchase items they want immediatelywhile also offering them extra time to pay for the desired item(s), …
As the age-old saying goes, ‘tis better to give than to receive, and giving back– big or small -can make a real difference to those in your community. While contributing to your community is a worthwhile endeavor, it can be a source of great financial stress without proper financial planning. The good news is, there …
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Credit scores are like bones in our body: we often don’t realize how important they are until we injure them. However, unlike a broken bone, by adopting sound financial habits, you can heal your poor credit score without too much discomfort. Whether you are applying for your first credit card, purchasing your first car, or …
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