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According to the latest Statistics Canada data, close to 6 million Canadians put money into an RRSP plan last time out – which means roughly two thirds of those who were eligible to contribute didn’t put in a penny. Continue reading »
Most Canadians can afford to pay off their credit card bill each month but surprisingly, a good portion of them don’t, according to a recent study. The problem: They’re paying too much attention to… Continue reading »
They’re convenient, easy-to-use and yes – they’re safe too! We take a look at the significant growth of tap to pay cards and how they’re more secure than their predecessors. Continue reading »
Like it or not, Christmas is just around the corner (in retail terms, at least). So should you start thinking about holiday shopping now? Here’s how to prepare your wallet for the busy season! Continue reading »
That very first year away at university or college can be a money pit, but there are ways to stick to a budget and keep your spending in check. Read on for tips for both students and their parents. Continue reading »
There’s nothing quite like giving an international student the experience of a lifetime by welcoming him or her into your home. But there are a number of things to consider when hosting a student – including how it may affect your insurance. Continue reading »
Canadians are clearly believers when it comes to racking up loyalty rewards points. But how can you get the best bang for your buck when redeeming your points? How about enjoying a vacation yourself or helping others! Continue reading »
Turmoil across the pond – a majority of British voters have thrown their support behind a Brexit following a referendum on the subject on June 23rd. We take a look at just how the UK’s departure from the European Union would affect Canada. Continue reading »
Grocery shopping can be a fun activity – until you see the total cost at the check out line. Food prices continue to climb in Canada, but there are some easy ways to save money and still make nutritious and delicious meals. Continue reading »
The latest Royal LePage House Price Survey finds average Canadian home prices are up 7.9%, with Toronto and Vancouver markets leading most of the growth. Read on for our regional breakdown. Continue reading »