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The Bank of Canada is ready to raise interest rates. How high could they go?
After months of blistering inflation, economists and investors are betting the Bank of Canada will start raising interest rates on March 2, kicking off a brisk rate hike cycle that could see borrowing costs return to pre-COVID-19 levels or surpass them some time next year.
How to get your financial swagger back in five easy steps
Simple acts of financial self-care go a long way toward improving your money mindset and confidence.
Where exactly are we in the economic cycle? Right now, it’s hard to tell
Where the heck are we? Many economists are asking themselves this question. Investors should, too.
A mix of RRSP tips and traps
Here are some tips and traps to keep in mind as you plan RRSP contributions by the March 1, 2022, deadline.
Common Expenses We Don’t Think To Budget For (But Should!)
There are a lot of expenses that, although they are common and, in some cases, annual, we don’t think to plan for them in our budget. Here are a few I think you should work into your budget this year.
Surprising Ways Spouses And Partners See Money Differently
With so much love in the air during this valentine-giving season, what could possibly disrupt our amorous feelings? Talking about money. So here are some tips on how to do it with your partner.
Video: What does the rate hold say about Canada and U.S. economies?
How the Bank of Canada and Federal Reserve’s message on rates signals a strong recovery
Markets have fallen because the era of free money is coming to an end
Tighter money means financial volatility and economic uncertainty, writes The Economist
Get More Done With One Simple Word
Despite our best intentions, sometimes we end up saying yes to everything and leaving very little to no time for ourselves. One simple word will set you free. Repeat after me: No.