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The old “GICs vs. Robo-Advisors” discussion seems as far fetched as comparing apples with oranges. However, both investing methods share more similarities than most investors might believe.

Only Canadians in the highest bracket of income earners can afford to buy a property in major cities outside of the prairies, reports Zoocasa in a recently released study. “While it may not come as a … Read More

Your net worth is one of the most important numbers to track over time. It’s the difference between what you currently own and what you currently owe, giving you an overall look at your financial picture … Read More

Credit cards are nearly ubiquitous when it comes to consumer borrowing. They’re the first form of credit we’re exposed to as children. They’re often the first form of credit we take on when we become adults … Read More

Deciding whether to buy a new or used car can be a tough decision. Insurance costs can make the choice a little easier, though. While exciting features on new cars like Apple Carplay are enticing, don’t … Read More

This post is sponsored by Scotiabank For many of us, using a credit card is a matter of earning rewards points, but the convenience and side perks that come with your credit card can make a … Read More

Shovelling snow, cutting grass, and cleaning the pool. If you live in a condo, these are all things you can happily forget about. But condo insurance isn’t one of them.

Canadians love their subscriptions. According to a study conducted by the Convergence Research Group, Canadians spent over $872 million in recent years on what they term “over-the-top” subscriptions that include platforms like Netflix. This figure represents … Read More

A chequing account is something almost every Canadian citizen uses throughout their entire life. That said, a product with everyday use can rack up a significant amount of unnecessary fees — if the bank or credit … Read More

The first quarter of 2019 hasn’t been great for the Greater Toronto Housing Market, with home sales and prices significantly softer than in the previous three years. But that changed in April. The Toronto Real Estate … Read More