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A Canadian couple moving in together, with new furniture and new expenses, wondering if they are living within their means.

How to tell if you’re actually living within your means

If your grocery cart total feels like a car payment, and your car payment feels like rent, this story will help you figure out if you’re living within your means.

A Canadian mom playing with her kids, showing that she's a good source of money advice for her kids.

Mother Knows Best: The best financial advice from Canadian moms

We asked Canadians about the most important financial lessons their moms gave them—and asked moms what money advice they share with their kids.

A Canadian woman looking at the prices of food at the grocery store, wondering if any relief on gas costs will help make groceries more affordable.

Why gas prices are only part of what’s pushing grocery prices

While a new federal benefit offers short-term relief, economists say fuel costs continue to ripple through the food system—raising prices at every stage from farm to shelf.

A Canadian traveller, boarding a plane, knowing that she has paid a fuel surcharge because of the price increases in jet fuel.

3 ways travel companies are responding to fuel prices—and what it means for travellers

Planning your next vacation? You’ll want to budget for fuel surcharges and flight changes as travel companies grapple with rising operating costs.

Three Canadians hugging and smiling. The World Happiness Report shows Canada has dipped in rankings. What does money have to do with it?

How to live a richer life—no matter your age

Whether or not you believe money can buy happiness, finances do impact emotions. Maximize your money for more satisfaction and less anxiety.

Argentina fans from the last FIFA World Cup. This year, Canada, Mexico, and the United States are hosting, and tickets are getting expensive.

The cost of once-in-a-lifetime: How much would you pay for FIFA World Cup tickets?