Many people wait until the new year before improving some facet of their life. While there’s no real reason to do this – aside from having a nice clean starting point – if that motivates you now to conduct a “health check” on your finances, then go
for it!

U.S. President Donald Trump's announcement of a proposed 25% U.S. tariff on Canadian exports could mean higher prices for consumers and significant changes for businesses on both sides of the border.

The concept of “safety in numbers” is well ingrained in human behaviour. For instance, if your town was being invaded by marauders, it helped if everyone banded together to fend off the attack.

Divorce is a reality that many couples face, and beyond the emotional challenges, you should also consider the monetary implications and take steps to protect yourself.

From clothing and music to home decorating and more, everyone has their own style. So it shouldn’t be surprising that people also tend to gravitate toward the characteristics and objectives of a particular investment style.

With a bit of financial planning, you can enjoy the holidays without the January debt hangover. Here’s your guide to making the most of the season while staying financially savvy.