Your money deserves protection, both online and off. From smart passwords to scam-proof habits, discover easy, practical ways to keep your finances safe in the digital age. October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, so read on for simple steps that make a big difference

Did you know the average cost of a Canadian undergrad degree can top $100,000 once you factor in tuition, books, and living expenses? That’s where an RESP (Registered Education Savings Plan) comes in.

After years of hard work, late nights, and dedication, you’ve graduated and landed your first real job. This is your opportunity to build a solid financial foundation. The choices you make now can help set you up for a secure, balanced, and fulfilling financial future. Here’s how to handle your money wisely from day one.

Weddings are fun. Financial surprises? Not so much.
From spending habits to debt confessions, here’s why the most important pre-wedding conversation isn’t about flowers or cake—it’s about money.

Spring is here and i's not just the time to clean your windows and your closet, now is the perfect time to clean your finances too. As the markets feel shaky and the threat of tariffs are stirring up uncertainty, you can still take control by taking control of your money.

Okay, over the past few days, the stock market has taken a beating. Whether you’re new to investing or have been in the game for decades, watching the value of your investments fall can be nerve-wracking. But before you hit the sell button or swear off stocks forever, here’s what you need to know.

Tax season is here—are you ready? This guide breaks down everything you need to know, from key filing deadlines to maximizing deductions and avoiding common mistakes. Whether you’re in the U.S. or Canada, learn how to organize your documents, choose the best filing method, and plan ahead to make next year’s taxes even easier.

Kickstart 2025 with 4 smart financial moves to take control of your money and build a stronger future. Start by growing an emergency fund, use a spending plan instead of a budget, tackle debt, and partner with a financial planner to navigate your financial goals.

It’s never too late—or too early—to start investing. Investing is one of the most effective ways to build long-term financial security, but it can feel intimidating at first. This guide, along with your financial planner, can help you take the first steps to grow your wealth, no matter your starting point.

The two titles you’ll often encounter on your money journey are "financial planner" and "financial advisor." They may sound similar, but they are different. Choosing the right professional could be the key to unlocking your financial success—here’s how to choose who is best for you.

Exchange-Traded Funds, or ETFs, have become a very popular investment choice for people looking to grow their money with less complexity than picking individual stocks. But what exactly are ETFs, how do they work, and how can you use them to build a stronger financial future? Read on to learn more.

With food prices skyrocketing by over 25%, what, and how, we eat is changing. Here are a few tips on how to save more money at the grocery story with out sacrificing nutrition.

Renewing your mortgage soon? This is the perfect time to make sure you're getting the best deal possible. This post dives into the top tips to help you maximize your savings and ensure your mortgage renewal works for you:

Think buying is always better than renting? Think again! Whether you’re all about building equity or loving the freedom of renting, BOTH options have their perks. In this blog post I break down the pros, cons, and hidden costs of each, plus debunk the myth that renting is "throwing money away"!

Money shame is the deep-seated feeling of embarrassment or inadequacy related to one’s financial situation. It stems from the belief that there is something inherently wrong with us because of how we handle money, how much (or little) we earn, or the debts we owe.

How many times have you lied to your partner about money? Turns out many people are hiding purchases, credit cards or bank accounts from there significant other. Turns out that 43% of adults with combined finances in a relationship said they’ve committed an act of financial deception.

Can we all agree that everything is getting more expensive? Whether it's your credit card interest rate, cell phone bill, or cable subscription, the costs have ALL gone up. Here is your step-by-step script on how to ask for a discount.

Over 2 million people in North America have insurance for their pets. Much like medical coverage for humans, pet medical insurance can be complicated, and expensive. Here’s the Pros and Cons of insurance for our furry friends.

You’ve graduated, congratulations! Now it’s time to take a closer loo at your money and ensure that you start your financial journey on the right foot . Here are the top 5 Financial Steps for New Graduates

Now that tax season over, many of us are looking forward to receiving a tax refund. But what should we do with this windfall? Here are 5 ways to help you make the most of your tax refund this year.