Do you check your bank and credit card transactions?

It’s important to make a habit of checking your transactions on a regular basis. Find out how not checking can cost you....

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When you retire, financial literacy expands

Wealth planning in retirement involves new rules, products and strategies—but don’t feel stressed. We’ll keep you informed and help you explore your options....

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Split your income to save tax

There are limited ways to earn income and pay no tax. However, there are many ways to pay less tax....

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Should you co-sign a loan?

Acting as a co-signer can help a loved one or friend meet a life goal. Trouble is, it can also damage a relationship. Do you say yes or no?...

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Managing a windfall, large or small

Whatever size a windfall may be, acting hastily can lead to regret. Learn what to consider and how to make the most of bonuses, tax refunds and larger windfalls that come your way....

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Prepare your children for financial responsibility

Youth who develop financial literacy at home will manage money better once they leave. Find out about four principles and practices you can help them acquire....

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Can your risk tolerance change?

Tolerance to investment risk doesn’t tend to change much until retirement. Learn about three factors that can break this general rule....

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Buy low, sell high—the challenges and opportunities

It’s said that successfully buying low and selling high only favours the fortunate—but did you know you’re likely benefiting from this investment ideal right now?...

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Managing financial life in a second marriage

One in four Canadian couples are in their second or subsequent marriage. See what changes in your financial life the second time around....

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Beware of fraud targeting seniors

Do you have any seniors in your life who may be susceptible to fraud schemes? Find out about common scams so you can watch out for their safety....

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