Debt-ridden Canadians are doing just fine. Their governments, not so much A new report from the Fraser Institute suggests that despite record debt, Canadians are being more responsible about their… read more →
Sorry, Nobody Wants Your Parents’ Stuff Advice for boomers desperate to unload family heirlooms By Richard EisenbergMoney & Work EditorFebruary 9, 2017 After my father died at 94 in September,… read more →
Market Minute by KUTYN The Money Takes a Ferry Ride A recent study indicated that over 30% of the buyer group in the Comox Valley comes from the lower… read more →
‘We used to be savers’: Why Canadians ignore warnings about debt Financial ignorance, incentives to borrow, and the psychological effects of debt may all play a role By Solomon Israel, CBC… read more →
5 things to focus on before the Bank of Canada raise rates By Pattie Lovett-Reid The Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz and others have signalled interest rates are headed… read more →
5 cheap home renovations that will give you lots of bang for your buck By Erica Alini National Online Journalist, Money/Consumer Global News Renovations. For most homeowners the word… read more →
What happens when you don’t pay your bills? Aaron Broverman,Yahoo Finance Canada Wed, May 24 7:00 AM EDT If you ever forgot to pay your credit card bill, or… read more →
Markets ‘bashed over the head’ as Bank of Canada hints at rate hike Debt-laden Canadians can’t say they haven’t been warned. Bank of Canada officials have been beating the hawkish… read more →
6 Depression-Era Money Lessons My Grandparents Taught Me Tracie Fobes Wed, Jun 21 My grandparents were only children in the Great Depression, and they learned a lot from their own… read more →
5 Small Backyard Ideas to Make Your Cramped Outdoor Space Feel Like Versailles These backyard ideas will make your small space look and feel BIGGER. Don’t think of your microscopic… read more →