‘I sued the state of Missouri’: This man bought a trailer on Facebook Marketplace — but he says when he went to get the title, he was told ‘the only way’ to do that was to sue the state
Ben Shakman, a Wildwood, Missouri resident, purchased a trailer on Facebook Marketplace for $3,500 years ago and thought all was fine. Don’t miss I’m 49 years old and have nothing saved for retirement — what should I do? Don’t panic. Here are 6 of the easiest ways you can catch up (and fast) Want an […]
11 ways to make money online, fast
We’ve scoured the Internet and found some of the best revenue-generating apps and sites that can pack some extra bucks in your wallet. Some have big payouts, while others offer smaller incentives that, if you’re patient, can add up over time. If you have access to a computer, tablet, or smart phone, here’s how to […]
Suze Orman warns most people are ‘dangerously unprepared’ for financial emergencies — here’s how to step back from plunging into debt
We all know we should be saving — putting a little away every pay cheque for a rainy day. But it’s not surprising that many people have very little left to put in a rainy day fund after paying for the every day expenses, such as food, gas and housing. According to a survey by […]
12 best places to retire in the world
Canadians love to rave (politely) about their country, but with its harsh winter weather and relatively high cost of living, there are some who dream of retiring to a warmer, less expensive climate. Whether you’re thirsting for sun and surf, a lower cost of living or you’re just looking for a new adventure, there’s a […]
When the bill comes with a catch: Mississauga cafe closes after scam allegations
Farzi Café, a high-end Indian eatery in Square One Shopping Centre in Mississauga, Ontario, first hit headlines earlier this year when it was temporarily shuttered over health violations, documented in public health orders after inspectors found multiple safety infractions. Yet, its reopening proved short-lived. Last week, the restaurant quietly closed its doors again. This time, […]
Are you too scared to check your credit score? 7 common Canadian credit score myths you should never believe
Taking the mystery out of how credit scores work can help you boost your rating. It’s typically recommended that you check your credit score at least once a year to know your standing and also mitigate the risk of identity theft. That being said, many credit card holders don’t really understand how it all works, […]
Half of respondents say it would take over $1,000 to sell their most prized collectible — or they wouldn’t sell at all
A recent Money.ca reader poll found that a majority of respondents would need a significant financial incentive — or none would suffice — to sell their most treasured collectible. Turns out almost 3 out of 4 Canadians (72%) said they’d sell their prized collectible for more than $1,000 or wouldn’t sell at all, shen asked, […]
BoC walks tightrope: Growth gains hampered by slowing demand making a hold at 2.75% likely
Canada’s economy grew faster than expected in early 2025. But dig past these positive headlines and just about everyone can see that cracks are forming. This is the situation the Bank of Canada economists are in as they make one of its toughest calls yet: lower rates or stay the course? Split economy complicates the […]
Canadians are holding strong in saving for retirement
Despite the ever-changing and volatile market that 2025 has wrought so far, many Canadians are staying diligent in saving for retirement. This, according to a new Sun Life report. For example, the report notes that positive trends in member savings behaviours are continuing with average contributions reaching over $9,500, a 6% increase from 2022. "The […]
Ottawa revives electric vehicle incentives: What this means for your wallet
After a brief hiatus, the federal government is set to reintroduce incentives for electric vehicle (EV) buyers, aiming to accelerate Canada’s transition to greener transportation and ease the upfront cost burden for consumers. The announcement, made by Minister of Transport Lisa Joly earlier this month, marks a significant policy shift intended to support environmental goals […]