You’ve hit your late 50s, you’ve got a nice cushion in your Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) and suddenly you find yourself wondering if that cushion will provide you with enough comfort to retire today. The promising news is that yes, you may be able to retire today at 58 years old with $970,000 in…

Those looking for a quick bite of McDonald’s in the heart of downtown Chicago might have to look elsewhere. Six locations in close proximity within and around the city’s iconic downtown neighborhood — the Loop — have closed recently, according to CBS News Chicago. Now, there are only four left in the central business district.…

Cross-border trips from Canada to the United States hit a pandemic low in February, according to new data showing a sharp decline of nearly 500,000 travelers compared to last year. In February 2025, Canadian travel to the US dropped by 235,000 trips, according to CBP data, marking the steepest year-over-year decline. This trend comes on…

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…

Toronto senior Debbie Westfall applied for government support through the Old Age Security (OAS) program months before she turned 65. She knew she would rely on it. But after Service Canada allegedly entered in the wrong year on her file, Westfall was left without funds for months and nearly faced eviction. Westfall and her case…

Toronto’s popularity with international and domestic travellers continues to grow for good reason. Home to world-class museums, culinary delights, engaging festivals, family-friendly outings and iconic attractions, the friendly and safe city offers endless opportunities for exploration. Best of all, while it may have an (often well-earned) reputation as being a pricey metropolis, it does have…

There’s no denying that using one bank is more efficient, convenient and streamlined than storing your money in multiple banks. But is centralizing all of your wealth in one place truly the best way to manage it? As with most decisions, there are benefits and drawbacks to this common financial practice. Here, we break down…

Canada’s housing crisis continues to persist, sparking countless debates on how to resolve it. One proposed solution is expanding non-market housing — housing that is publicly funded, cooperatively owned or offered at below-market rates to ensure affordability. A recent report from the National Housing Council recommends doubling the country’s supply of non-market housing to help…

While traditional stocks remain a staple for many investors, today’s market volatility has inspired a search for alternatives that offer both financial growth and a tangible connection to passions. Enter collectible investments: a diverse asset class where fine art, vintage wines, rare trading cards and even classic comic books hold the potential to yield big…

Have you ever nearly been convinced by an email, text or phone call that you needed to click a link or share private information? The deluge of messages, virtual or otherwise, that Canadians receive can sometimes make it easy to slip in our vigilance against fraud. A new RBC poll finds 98% of respondents have…