Leaving the city behind? Real talk on moving to a small town

You’re not imagining it. Rent is ridiculous, housing prices are off the charts, traffic feels endless, and even grabbing groceries can feel like an Olympic sport. For many Canadians, the dream of ditching the big city isn’t just about saving money anymore, it’s about reclaiming time, space and sanity. With remote work now a viable […]

My dad died while I was at college and my mom said there was ‘nothing left’ from his estate for me. But 10 years on, I have to wonder if she was lying

When her father passed away a decade ago, Samantha was in college, too overwhelmed by grief and too inexperienced with money to question what happened next. Her mother told her there was “nothing left” from her father’s estate and that she’d be on her own financially. Overnight, Samantha went from an upper-middle-class upbringing — private […]

Trump’s ‘big beautiful bill’ includes key changes to student loan repayment plans — when they take effect and will they be more or less forgiving

Few things take the shine off a hard-earned degree like a mountain of student debt. And millions of Americans are feeling the weight: The Education Data Initiative says more than 42 million borrowers owe a staggering $1.77 trillion dollars in student loan debt, with the average individual balance topping $38,000. Many of those borrowers may […]