Nvidia battles market volatility: Can AI giant rebound after $600B stock plunge?

Nvidia Corporation, a titan in the semiconductor industry, has recently experienced significant fluctuations in its market valuation, underscoring the volatile nature of the technology sector. In January 2025, the company faced an unprecedented single-day market capitalization loss of approximately $600 billion, primarily due to emerging competition from Chinese startup DeepSeek. Despite this setback, Nvidia’s strategic […]
Investing apps make it easy to tap into auto-investing—making it cost-effective to grow your portfolio even with a weakened dollar

A regular habit of saving and investing is critical for financial independence; however, the practise of regularly setting money aside in a savings account or investment account can be hard. Enter the concept of automatic investing, or auto-investing. The concept isn’t new with many cryptocurrency traders quite familiar with the advantages of auto-investing and many […]
Canadian fury unleashed: 70% of citizens support retaliatory tariffs against the United States in a bold trade showdown

Seventy percent of Canadians are in favour of dollar-for-dollar retaliatory tariffs on the United States as President Donald Trump remains steadfast in his plans to impose tariffs on Canada, one of our closest allies. This according to a new poll from Leger. Nearly half of respondents (45%) said they were strongly in favour of such […]
Canadians are divided on evolving payment technologies

Canadians are divided on evolving payment technologies, according to a new study from Payments Canada. This involves technologies such as generative artificial intelligence (GenAI), social commerce and pay-by-bank. "Canadians prioritize security and privacy while also expecting ease and convenience in their shopping experience, particularly in the way they pay," Jon Purther, Payments Canada’s director research, […]
Are the stresses of everyday finances taking a toll on your mental and physical health? You’re not alone: An alarming amount of Canadians go to bed worrying about money, study finds

For many, getting a good night’s sleep is beyond finding an ergonomic pillow or taking some melatonin. Financial stress is weighing heavily on Canadians, with a new survey revealing that 60.4% of respondents go to bed worrying about money. The survey, conducted by Harris & Partners, a Canadian debt relief company, highlights the growing anxiety […]
97% of Canadian pet parents don’t have pet insurance — how are you saving for vet bills?

When I took my dog, Oscar, to the vet because of suspected digestion issues, I was just planning on a quick visit and a recommendation to change his food. But after blood work, an ultrasound and a bill for $2,000, what I got instead was a diagnosis of abdominal cancer. I was heartbroken, and after […]
Toronto’s new home market struggles: Is now the right time to buy?

High interest rates have been the catalyst for a retreat in new and resale home purchases in Canada in recent years. But even as interest rates drop, homebuyers appear to be waiting on the sidelines rather than buying up ever-growing inventory. In fact, according to the latest data by The Toronto Regional Real Estate Board […]
12 best neighbourhoods in Calgary

Calgary has been steadily growing in popularity over the last decade or so, thanks to affordable housing (compared to Canada’s other urban centres), a booming job market and proximity to some of Canada’s most stunning landscapes. If you’re thinking of moving there, check out this list of 12 of the best neighbourhoods in Calgary. Methodology […]
BC border shop sees 80% drop amid Trump’s tariff threats and ‘Buy Canadian’ movement — owner calls it ‘unbelievable.’ Is this a long-term trend or just a quick blip?

A British Columbia border shop is reeling from an 80% drop in business as trade tensions and shifting consumer loyalties shake its foundation. The owner, shocked by the abrupt decline, called the situation “unbelievable” and worries about the store’s future. “This has been our biggest issue for over 10 years,” Peter Raju, president and owner […]
The HST holiday is now over — Here’s 9 ways you can still save money on groceries if you’re feeling a pinch

Groceries probably take a huge bite out of your monthly budget — and now that the HST holiday is over, your weekly bill will jump in price now that taxes will be incorporated once again. Even if you suffer from mageirocophobia (fear of cooking) and prefer eating out, you still need to buy at least […]