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A Canadian family—mother and daughter—in the pool of an all-inclusive vacation resort. Find out if it's the cheapest way for Canadians to travel.

What does all-inclusive mean? Is it really the cheapest way to travel?

Find out what’s included, what’s not, what Canadians love about all-inclusive resorts, what they don’t love, and the real costs of all-inclusive vacation packages.

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A Canadian man using the Magic 8 Ball app, asking about the impacts of marriage on personal debt.

Will my own personal debt burden my new spouse?

Financial stress is one of the most common issues in marriages. Here’s what you need to know about the impact of debt.

A phoof of Canadian author David Chilton, who rewrote his popular book, The Wealthy Barber.

David Chilton on The Wealthy Barber’s advice

Celebrated author and Canadian financial god, David Chilton discusses a recent financial mistake, the state of Canadians’ finances and more.

Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney and Minister of National Revenue of Canada François-Philippe Champagne presenting the Federal Budget 2025 on social media.

What do I need to know about the new Federal Budget?

There were a lot of headlines about the 2025 Federal Budget. But what do you need to know? Find out.

A Canadian woman who has figured out to break beyond the shame of debt into feeling rewarded for paying it off and put money into her savings.

True or False: “It’s more rewarding to pay off debt than to save money”

Is paying off debt versus adding to your savings easier because it feels good? Not so fast, a financial therapist says is harder to tackle...

A Canadian man seated in his kitchen, wondering if he's over paying on his utilities bills, including heat, hydro, water and electricity.

Do you overpay for utilities?

Most of us just pay and move on. But a little effort upfront could make a noticeable difference in your wallet.

A group of young Canadian workers talking at the office, about whether or not their jobs will be replaced by AI.

Will AI take your job?

With business leaders professing that artificial intelligence will change the world and ultimately the work place, many Canadians are wondering: Will I still have a job in five years? Or even next year?

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