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For the home chef: Planter and seeds The cost-conscious cook in your life will appreciate the opportunity to have fresh herbs and greens while steering clear of the increasing food prices we’ve been seeing...
I wanted to hear people's stories of financial woes, so maybe we could feel a little less alone. Feel free to share your story, or share something positive that may make those of us...
Twitter’s new owner Elon Musk says that he is granting “amnesty” to suspended accounts, which online safety experts predict will spur a rise in harassment, hate speech and misinformation. The billionaire’s announcement on Thursday came...
“Rather than try to learn an entire new set of management skills, he should take the easier, more sensible path: Hire someone who has real experience in social media and strong relationships with advertisers...
I'm 35 and have been investing money for retirement for over 10 years. my friends and family think im saving too much because they say stuff like 'we're in Canada, you can retire on...
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It only launched last month, but TD Bank and Canada Post have already put a new program offering loans for customers in remote communities on pause, citing unspecified “processing issues.” Known as the MyMoney program,...
But when things are at their lowest, the only place left for them to go is up. Does this apply to cryptocurrencies? Are we due for a turnaround—and could now be an opportunity to...
Canadians are shopping early (and shopping around) If financial pressures are making you rethink your gift list, you’re in good company. Many Canadians are approaching holiday shopping this year with “cautious optimism and concern,”...
I live in Ontario. I'm 30 years old and still live with my parents. I make $3100/month after taxes. Here's my budget: Car: 790/month Insurance: 115/month OSAP loan: 130/month Phone bill: 100/month (25 for...
