The Buffett Indicator is screaming danger — Canadian investors face a riskier bubble than 1999. Is it time to dump stocks?
Momentum in U.S. stocks just keeps building, with the S&P 500 recently hitting fresh record highs. Yet despite the market euphoria, one criterion — popularized by none other than Warren Buffett — is flashing red. The Buffett Indicator measures the total U.S. stock market capitalization against the country’s GDP — essentially gauging if there’s a […]
20 best jobs in Canada
For a lot of us Canadians, our jobs aren’t just about a paycheque: They’re the backbone of our lives. They keep the fridge stocked, the lights on and help us take care of the people we love. And let’s be honest, the right job can feel pretty great too. There’s nothing like that sense of […]
Lifestyle now, retirement later? Why nearly half of Canadians are delaying their future — and 3 tips to help you avoid this costly mistake
As inflation continues to squeeze household budgets, nearly half of non-retired Canadians (46%) are choosing to spend on their lifestyle now rather than save for retirement — a decision rooted in both necessity and a growing "life’s too short" mindset. Why it matters: A 2025 IG Wealth Management survey reveals that debt and rising living […]
New book explores the highway that drives Canada’s economy and keeps us connected
Canadian pride and economic independence are more important now than ever. Amid rising tariffs and shifting global trade dynamics, Canadian businesses rely heavily on internal infrastructure to stay competitive and connected. At the heart of this is the Trans-Canada Highway, a massive 7,821-kilometre route that links the country from coast to coast. It’s more than […]
Kevin O’Leary is furious at Trump ‘force-feeding’ him Intel — as the US aims to invest taxpayer money in another company
The federal government’s decision to use taxpayer money to buy a stake in Intel has rankled many, including sworn free-market capitalist Kevin O’Leary. If you ask him, Intel should suffer a very different fate. “It’s like a fish dying in the ocean. So Intel is a fish. It dies. It goes to the bottom. The […]
This Ontario family found a way to save $14K on groceries this year thanks to some penny pinching hacks — but can the extreme saving work for all?
When Dee Debarros’ husband was out of a job during the COVID-19 pandemic, they needed to find a new route to help pay the bills during a difficult time. Naturally, groceries were the one essential with the highest savings potential, so the couple quickly pivoted and looked to cut costs where they could, dedicating a […]
One accident abroad could cost you thousands — here’s how your credit card could save your trip and your wallet
A single medical emergency abroad can cost Canadians tens of thousands of dollars — and most don’t realize their credit card might already include travel insurance that could protect them. But there’s a catch: coverage varies wildly, and relying on it without knowing the fine print could leave you stranded with a massive bill. Before […]
Wealthsimple doubles Visa Infinite fee — Canadians question if perks are worth the $240 price tag
Wealthsimple is doubling the annual fee on its Visa Infinite credit card, raising it from $120 to $240 starting October 9, 2025. The fee will be billed at $20 per month, except in Quebec where it will be charged annually. The change means cardholders will need to spend at least $12,000 per year at the […]
Canadian travellers uncover hidden tricks to slash flight costs — and finally stop paying full price for airfare
Canadians love travelling, and we have a healthy obsession with trying to save money every time we take flight. Over the years I’ve read some pretty outlandish claims out there about the best way to go about doing that. Some sources insist that booking exactly 59 days before departure is the most cost-effective approach, while […]
A missing decimal cost a Guelph diner $34K. Here’s how to avoid costly clerical mistakes
A simple typo nearly sank Christos Kyriacou’s summer. Kyriacou, owner of Angel’s Diner in Guelph, Ont., went to pay his internet bill in May. Instead of sending the $341.26 he owed Bell, he missed the decimal point and wired $34,126. “Stupid me didn’t put the decimal,” he told CBC News. “Honest mistake, but a big […]