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A phone showing a ticker with both red and green stock market for its recent ups and downs, and two Canadian women discussing the volatility of investing and how to invest in a safe way.

How to get into the stock market in a safe way

New to investing? Here’s how to get started, manage risk, keep fees low and stay invested for the long haul.

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A Canadian woman shopping, and a cellphone with a notification for pre-approved credit.

What does pre-approved credit mean?

Were you notified that you have access to pre-approved credit? Find out what that means, from credit cards to mortgages, and if you should use it.

A phone with a solar panel quoter and a Canadian company installing solar panels on a home. Read more for savings and programs.

What’s the deal with solar panels for homes? Any deals?

Is installing solar panels worth it in Alberta? What about Canada? Get expert insights on programs, value and more.

A Canadian man working, who has no pension, trying to decide whether he should pick a route for retirement savings or paying off debt. But he can have both goals.

How can I save for retirement while paying off debts?

Prioritizing savings and debt can feel like a tug of war. But it doesn’t have to. Here’s one strategy to achieve both.

A Canadian woman looking at her income tax receipts and papers, as she prepares for a tax audit.

How to avoid a CRA audit

What raises flags for the CRA? What is an audit? What are they looking for? Find out in this explainer about avoiding a CRA audit.

A man reading his email from his phone about a cheap entry into AI stocks, while headlines show about the growth of AI stocks.

Is this AI investment opportunity a scam?

Sure, AI companies can be a solid investment. But is an online offer to let AI handle your investing legit, and how do you know? Read to find out.

To illustrate how to build a budget, this image shows friends going out for dinner and drinks, and an app showing a budgeting app that included the night out.

How to budget for debt and savings

Here’s how to keep on track and budget.

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