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Are You Renovating Your House...or Avoiding Your Inner Demons? Some people believe that if they bury themselves in a big home renovation project, the Big Scary Stuff can’t get them. Here’s why they’re wrong, or maybe right.

Where to Travel for Thanksgiving—5 No-Fuss Getaways Here are some indulgent alternatives to slaving over the Thanksgiving bird at home—each featuring a fabulous feast.

Why more retirees are looking to green their retirement portfolios Many greying Canadians are adding a green hue to their investment portfolios to make money, manage risk and leave a better world for their children and grandchildren.

Remote Work Anxiety is Real. Here's How to Help Employees Who Have It. Remote work anxiety is on the rise as people spend more of the workday at their home office. Here's what you can do to help employees facing these mental health issues.

The Incredible Disappearing Hotel Breakfast—and Other Amenities Travelers Miss Guests are finding that perks they have long expected, like free breakfast or drinks, are still being advertised even when they aren’t always available anymore.

Video: S**Cs Draw the Attention of Eager Twentysomething Investors The S**C craze is attracting the attention of investors under 30 as they join blank-check companies and look to raise funds to try to take on Wall Street’s elite.

Why your digital footprint needs to part of your will The online footprint of Canadians is getting deeper every day, from e-mail and Instagram posts to brokerage accounts and bitcoin wallets. Yet, when it comes to estate planning, these digital accounts often take a backseat.

The Premium We Pay to Be Perfect A behavioral economist answers questions on why we strive for the impeccable and whether screen time is necessarily bad for teens.

Burned Out? Maybe You Should Care Less About Your Job With boundaries gone, meetings multiplying, many say work has taken over their lives during the pandemic. Here’s how to gain perspective and take back control.

Stop putting it off — Adult children need to have that difficult talk about aging with their parents now No one wants to plan for their parents being incapacitated, but it’s important to do so before you are forced into making quick decisions.

Young investors are swarming to TikTok for financial advice — but should they? While social media platforms like TikTok, Instagram and YouTube may be great for keeping pace with the latest food and fashion trends, they’re not the best place to find trustworthy financial advice.

How the Pros Manage Dinner: New Cookbooks for Exhausted Home Cooks In two of the season's most heartening cookbooks, chef-restaurateur David Chang, food writer Priya Krishna and test-kitchen veteran Dawn Perry display a deep understanding of what it’s like to put meals on the table day after day after day.

Why numbers say you need to start planning for your kids' future education now Here are some fast facts about paying for post-secondary education in Canada.

The new minority Trudeau government must get to work on these five economic issues — immediately Despite the futility of the 2021 federal election, there was some refreshing clarity on a number of challenges facing the country, with the key parties mostly in broad agreement on the issues.

Don't Miss This Key Step In Assessing How Strong Your Business Is Performing Using key metrics or key indicators in your company will improve your decision-making process.

How to Talk to Your Aging Parents About Their Finances. And Why It Matters Now. Talking about money often doesn't come naturally, and can be uncomfortable and unsettling for parents and adult children alike. But as parents age, there's a need to ensure they are on solid financial footing.

A Knee or Hip ‘Replacement’ Without Surgery? It’s on the Horizon With better drugs and stem-cell therapies, researchers hope to repair cartilage—or prevent damage—before osteoarthritis sets in or an operation is needed.

RESP withdrawals take some planning, so be prepared Paying for an education by using a registered education savings plan is very likely more difficult to understand than a course in astronautical engineering. RESPs are a great vehicle for education savings, but making withdrawals can be confusing. Here are some tips.

More Americans Are Stressed Over Finances Than The Pandemic Nearly a third of Americans are more worried about their finances than COVID-19

How to Deal With Above-Target Inflation: Raise the Target Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell says current high inflation is transitory and will return to the central bank’s 2% target. But if it doesn’t, one strategy the Fed should consider is to simply raise the target.

Wallets Are Over. Your Phone Is Your Everything Now. Mobile payments replacing credit cards was just the start. A digital driver’s license, work ID and other card holdouts are coming to your smartphone.

Mediocrity Is the Mother of Nothing: Are You Actually Happy or Just Comfortable? To feel truly fulfilled, pursue your goals with passion and persistence. Never settle for anything less than greatness.

Why you go grey as you age (and why more people are embracing it) You can't stop grey hair, so why dye?

Stop Moving the Goalposts: Do You Recognize Your Own Success? We make a million dollars, and suddenly that’s not enough: Our next goal is immediately set for ten million. So when do you get to enjoy all that you have already achieved?

Video: Summer selloff on the way? Stay calm and diversified How to stay calm and diversified in the current investing landscape.

Video: Wall Street Pays Big Bucks for Junior Bankers Wall Street banks, desperate for talent, are now paying junior bankers big bucks. Eric Krebs explains why on Quicktake "Take Charge."

America Is Not Great When It Comes To Money. Here’s A Two-Pronged Approach To Fix That There has been a steep decline in financial literacy in recent years in regard to more complex topics, including inflation, financial risk and mortgages rates. Why are the numbers getting worse?

Flexing Your Stress Muscle To Achieve Optimal Results World-class athletes and world-changing leaders know that being nervous is nothing to be afraid of. In fact, they understand that stress can actually be beneficial.

The Real Key to Comparing Active vs. Passive Funds There is an odd gap in how wealth managers have studied the issue of active versus passive over the years. Much research tallies the number of funds that beat their respective index benchmarks over some time frame.

As the Delta Variant Spreads, the Best Travel Advice Is Having a Plan B Vacation Tourism hasn’t witnessed a big dip so far, but travel agents report that more vacationers are reevaluating their itineraries and looking for backup options.

Can this couple retire on modest savings but two pensions? Of course they can In fact, this Ontario couple can even beat their retirement goal with Family Finance's help.

The Labor Shortage Is Worse Than It Looks, and Help Isn’t on the Way There are 9.2 million job openings and 9.5 million unemployed in the U.S., with workers quitting their jobs at a near-record rate as companies seek to fill a record number of open positions. Employers, economists, and policy makers blame the bottleneck on twin forces they expect to ease this fall.

Savers need to pay attention to the growing cold war between the developed world and China The financial world continues to marvel at the decline in long-term interest rates even as inflation rises. Is it a signal that growth and inflation are not imminent and, if not this, then what can it mean?

Complexity: The Killer Of Contentment What if the key to accomplishing more was simply to ask less of yourself?

What Entrepreneurs Need to Know About the Post-Pandemic Telehealth Industry The world's new virtual reality has created potential opportunities in the healthcare ecosystem.

When Was Your Last Public Speaking Opportunity? Here's How to Brush Up on Your Skills. They say that the only thing we fear more than public speaking is death -- but the process doesn't have to be that stress-inducing.

Hip, Hip, Hooray For Friends A friend is one who is invested in you as a person. In a friendship, you feel liked and respected. A friend will make sacrifices for you — and those sacrifices come to the forefront in times of need.

How Inflation Threatens the Recovery Constricted supply, not overheating demand, is casting a shadow over the recovery, worrying investors.