Opinion

If you have bad credit, personal finance contributor Christopher Liew shares some tips to help you fix past mistakes and get negative items removed from your credit report.

Elbows are up on Canada’s benchmark stock exchange as some of the nation’s most widely held stocks advance through the trade war.

The increasing trend of deficit and total debt is generating less gross domestic product (GDP) annually. It’s not a debate, it’s a generational trend.

Personal finance contributor Christopher Liew Below breaks down some of the most common bad credit card habits to avoid to keep from getting trapped in a debt cycle.

With Canada Day kicking off the start of the lazy days of summer, investors might consider putting some safeguards on their portfolios before tuning out.

U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell will hold his semi-annual testimony to Congress this week. No doubt, we will hear from the White House about how much they should be cutting rates.

Are you planning to become a homeowner in the near future? Personal finance contributor Christopher Liew breaks down some of the most commonly forgotten costs of owning a home, so you can budget smarter, plan ahead, and step into homeownership with confidence.

History teaches us that market participants should generally ignore geopolitical influences in portfolios all but for the VERY shortest of time frame traders.

For those starting from scratch financially with no credit history to speak of, personal finance contributor Christopher Liew shares some tips to help you start from zero and build a solid foundation for the future.

Whether you’re in a few thousand or tens of thousands of dollars in debt, personal finance contributor Christopher Liew offers seven simple strategies to help you dig get out of the hole.

Over the past month, we have started to see a slight weakening in the U.S. growth outlook and specifically the employment picture.

71 per cent of Canadian investors use professional advisors at some point while 39 per cent always invest through professional money managers, according to a recent survey from the Investment Funds Institute of Canada (IFIC).

For expecting parents about to go on leave, personal finance contributor Christopher Liew explains how EI benefits work and offers practical budgeting tips to help them feel financially prepared.

The longest history for comparison in Canadian exchange traded funds (ETFs) is between ZEB (BMO Equal weight Banks) and ZWB (covered Call equal weight banks)

The head of the $714.7 billion investment arm of the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) says he sees opportunity in large-scale domestic infrastructure projects proposed by Prime Minister Mark Carney.