Finance Tips & Advice

If you’re new to the world of personal finance and need some advice on buying stocks in Canada, here are four steps to get you started on your investing journey.

Want to reduce your carbon footprint? Start by making more eco-friendly and socially responsible choices in your everyday shopping habits. Here are a few small steps you can take to become a more sustainable consumer.

If you’re anticipating a tax refund this year then that’s great news! Here are 7 clever suggestions of what to do with your unexpected cash windfall.

Dread the holidays for the big bills that always follow? You don't have to! Here are three smart ways to save you money even before the holidays arrive.

Having a sensible family budget goes far in helping you to achieve your dreams: whether it's to retire early, buy a bigger house or save for your kids' educations, a budget helps you to see more clearly how you're spending your money. Here are three

It seems you can't get along these days without a cell phone nearby: from buying airline tickets to checking out movie reviews, almost everyone has (and uses) one. The problem? Buying a cell phone and data package can be a costly business, especially

Public transportation performs a vital service for millions of Canadians each day. But what if you're involved in an accident while traveling via bus, train or other municipal or private carrier and you're injured – and even if it seems you're not? W

Believe your medical treatment was mishandled? Here’s what you should know about choosing a medical malpractice attorney and five signs you've hired a good one.

Running errands can be stressful, especially when you have a lot. They also eat up time better spent relaxing, cooking and enjoying fun with loved ones. Fortunately, there are some simple things you can do to get through them faster and easier. Here

Nobody said going to school would be easy or inexpensive, especially with bills to pay. To avoid getting weighed down in unnecessary debt, here are 20 essential budgeting tricks every student should know – whether you're planning to study away from h

When tax season is over many people breathe a sigh of relief. Next year’s tax season seems far away. It's tempting to throw out all your documents and never think about them again. What could they be needed for? As it turns out you shouldn’t simply d

It can start with a question as innocent as, “Can you hear me clearly?” and end with thieves using your words against you to steal your money. How can you protect yourself against this latest spin on phone scams that’s growing fast? These 5 tips coul

Unless you're an accountant, tax season probably fills you with dread. If you'll be filing your own tax return this year, here are four mistakes to avoid that could wind up costing you money.

Your taxes are over for another year or so you thought: you carefully filled out the forms and submitted them on time. Suddenly, you realize you've made a mistake! Were your efforts for nothing? Here's what to do if you need to change your tax return

If you're ever hurt in a car crash and not deemed at fault, you may be entitled to sue the person who caused it. But how soon must you act? How much compensation can you expect? And if you win the case, how soon after will you receive your compensati

Understanding how a Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) works can give you financial flexibility and another investment option at tax time. So what does this mean for you?

Saving on taxes takes a little planning ahead and knowledge of what you can safely deduct. With the following tips, you can save some money this tax season.