Category: Wealth
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How should young Canadians invest in bonds?
Orlic agrees in that “there’s nothing wrong with using an ETF to get exposure to a certain area like the bond market.” However, considering all that’s happening in the economy right now with tariffs, interest rates and inflation, she said a bond mutual fund might not be a bad idea. “There’s a lot of moving…
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9 Sneaky Ways To Save Money When Your Spouse Is An Impulsive Buyer
Image Source: 123rf.com Let’s be honest—living with someone who loves to shop “just because” can turn your monthly budget into a hot mess. Whether it’s late-night Amazon hauls or spontaneous splurges at Target, an impulsive spender can make it feel like you’re constantly playing financial cleanup. But here’s the deal: you don’t have to become…
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Current Mobile Banking Review for 2025
Tired of overdraft fees and waiting days for your paycheck to hit? Current offers early direct deposit, up to 4.00% APY on savings, and instant gas hold removals—all without monthly fees or credit checks. Whether you’re managing everyday spending, saving for short-term goals, or setting up a teen with their first debit card, Current packs…
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How to Spot a Midlife Crisis Before It Hits You
Men’s Topics Image Source: 123rf.com A midlife crisis is that tricky period in life when everything you thought you knew about yourself suddenly feels uncertain. You start questioning your career, relationships, and even your purpose in life. For some, the onset of a midlife crisis is like a slow burn, while for others, it hits…
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10 Ways to Protect Yourself Against a Recession
In early April, Goldman Sachs raised its forecast of a U.S. recession in the next 12 months to 45%. J.P. Morgan saw a 60% chance of a global recession. Consumer sentiment in the United States is the lowest it has been in years and inflation has taken a big bite out of everyone’s spending power…
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How Long Does it Take for the Market to Recover?
With the massive selloff in the S&P 500 last week, the market is now 17.6% off of its February highs. As a result, it’s the perfect time to examine how long U.S. stocks typically take to recover from such a decline. Knowing this information can help you set the right expectations about what might happen…
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How the federal election affects your finances
An NDP government would back low-interest mortgages for first-time buyers, Singh said at a campaign stop in Port Moody, B.C., on March 30. He offered few details. The NDP has also pledged nationwide rent control. At a Halifax campaign stop, Singh said his party would make federal housing grants for provinces conditional on tenant protections and…
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What No One Tells You About Working a Second Job to Get Out of Debt
Image Source: Pexels Working a second job to pay off your debt is no easy feat. For many, this is the only way to comfortably pay off their debt, especially since wages haven’t increased with inflation. NBC News reported that inflation outpaced wage growth for most workers in late 2021 and early 2022. According to…
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What Your Partner’s Family Really Says About Them And When to Run
Image by RDNE Stock Project of Pexels You’ve been dating for a while. Things are good. Great, even. You get along well, the chemistry is there, and they’ve finally invited you to meet the family. It feels like the next step. But what happens when that step takes a hard left? Meeting your partner’s family…
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Chime Review for 2025
Tired of banking fees eating away at your balance? Chime® offers a no-fee, online-only alternative with early paydays, automatic savings, and tools to build your credit—even if your history isn’t perfect. Unlike traditional banks that nickel-and-dime customers with hidden charges, Chime skips monthly maintenance fees, overdraft fees, and foreign transaction fees. Everything is managed through…