Personal Finance

A stirring of unfamiliar patriotism in response to U.S. hostility is leading many Canadians to spend money closer to home.

The political backdrop may be chaotic but financial advisers say it still isn’t time to sell. 

If you’re someone who likes filing your taxes early, you could run into trouble this year.

Buying a vehicle is a major financial decision, and timing your purchase correctly could save you thousands of dollars. Personal finance contributor Christopher Liew breaks down the key factors that affect car prices, and lists some of the best times to shop for a car.

A new survey finds that the majority of Canadians are reevaluating their finances amid the current economic environment and plan to reduce spending. 

Const. Cory Riggs with the Alberta RCMP says criminals create professional-looking websites that may seem legitimate. This entices people to get involved and make themselves vulnerable to scams.

While many countries are cracking down on illegal immigration with renewed force, would-be migrants have options to seek legal residency in another country — for the right amount of cash.

Spin Master Corp.‘s CEO says he has an eye on numerous points of “volatility” the toy maker could face this year.

While debt often gets a bad reputation, not all debt is created equal. Personal finance contributor Christopher Liew breaks down various types of debt that can work in your favour, and those that can hold you back.

If you typically file your taxes using software, there’s a chance that you could be leaving money on the table. Personal finance contributor Christopher Liew shares some of the CRA’s best tax credits to help you save even more this tax season.

It’s the time of the year again to gather your receipts and hope for a big refund. The official opening of tax-filing season gets underway with electronic filing service Netfile set to open on Monday.

Can artificial intelligence help you save money? Personal finance contributor Christopher Liew writes that while AI tools can offer valuable insights and automation in finance, they also come with limitations.

Seeing your investments rise is always exciting, but it could also mean it’s time for a rebalancing of your asset mix to guard against taking on too much risk or having a portfolio that’s too concentrated in one asset.

The government’s fiscal watchdog says a guaranteed basic income program at the federal level could cut poverty rates in Canada by up to 40 per cent.

An advocacy group is calling on Canada’s public pension managers to use their financial heft to more publicly work to reduce climate change as political efforts become less reliable.