Generation Z, the kids of Gen Xers, are quickly approaching the age of money management – and, having grown up in a recession, they face unique challenges. Here are a few ways Zs can kickstart their savings and safeguard their financial futures. Continue reading »
Prepare to spend to be spooky – Halloween costs, such as candy and costumes, are getting more expensive. Read on for the gruesome details… and see how you could scream up some savings. Continue reading »
A new study from TD shows RRSP season is a perfect time to introduce kids to the basics of money management – and for parents to lead by example. Continue reading »
2012 was full of economic surprises, upheaval and change. What can we learn from the financial lessons imparted by this year’s events – and what resolutions can we put in place to make 2013 our most financially successful year yet? Continue reading »
It’s time for gift shopping! Check off every name on your list for less with our two-for-one retailer tips, and have more savings at the end of the season. Continue reading »
Do you love setting up the ultimate Halloween fright fest for trick or treaters? Don’t spend more than you need to on Hallween decor – try out these crafty tricks and save with the DIY approach. Continue reading »
This week on Money Wise, we’re all about sharing our favourite shopping tips and tricks. After all, who doesn’t love to score a fantastic deal for less? Heck, some people will even leave the country for their smart shopping fix. Continue reading »
You can’t put a price on healthy, active kids – but coping with the costs of competitive sports is a challenge for many Canadian families. Not only are parents shelling out thousands for gear, registration and travel, but those who take time off to support their kid’s sport may be missing out on income as well. Continue reading »
Everyone knows how important it is for parents to support what their children are learning in school. This means sitting with them to do homework and making sure they are keeping their grades up. But what about financial literacy? Who is responsible for teaching kids about money matters? Continue reading »