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Is AI your new best budget buddy?

When most of us think about managing our finances we think spreadsheets, calculators, and at times, a whole lot of guesswork. But today, many people are adding artificial intelligence to their tool kit.
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The rising cost of friendship in Canada

Our latest survey reveals that for many Canadians, financial strain is quietly reshaping how we socialize, support, and sustain our friendships.
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How much debt is 'normal' for your age?

Different life stages, like being a student, buying a house, or retiring, may mean taking on debt. Knowing where you stand financially can help you decide where to go next on your financial journey. See if your debt is 'normal' for your age.
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Do I get paid while on strike? And other financial concerns

From negotiations to the picket line, a strike makes your day-to-day schedule—and your finances—unpredictable. Whether you’re part of a public service, private, or trade union, we’ve addressed four common financial concerns you might have while on strike.
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A guide to managing your finances for the newly unemployed

If you've recently experienced unemployment and are wondering what’s next for you financially, we’ve created a guide to managing your finances as newly unemployed.

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Should I get a store credit card?

Store credit cards—like those from grocery stores or even coffee shops—can seem like a smart way to save money while shopping. Signing up may earn you bonus points, cash back, or exclusive discounts. But these cards are more than just loyalty programs; they are real credit cards that come with real consequences if they’re not paid.
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5 questions to help you plan a debt-free wedding

Weddings are exciting, joyful, and—let’s be honest—expensive. But you don’t have to start your marriage in the red. With some planning, honesty, and clear financial goals, you can have a debt-free wedding.
Young woman looking sad with phone notifications appearing behind her saying that she is overdue on bills and her credit limit has been exceeded.

The rising cost of friendship in Canada

Our latest survey reveals that for many Canadians, financial strain is quietly reshaping how we socialize, support, and sustain our friendships.
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