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‘It’s never too late’: How to find financial advice when struggling financially The vexing thing about financial planning is that if you have lots of money you can get advice for free, but if you don’t have nearly enough then it can be hard to find any help at all.

Should a Retired Couple Get a Dog? He Says Yes. She Says No. There’s nothing like the emotional support you get from a dog. But will it pin us down too much?

Retirees’ Life Savings Can Vanish in Continuing Care Bankruptcies When continuing care retirement communities go bankrupt, residents or their heirs can lose deposits they were told would be refundable.

Women Are Investors: How To Shift Your Mindset Women are investors, and you don't need hundreds or even thousands of extra dollars to start investing. The most important thing is to start.

Dare To Improve Your Money Habits With These 8 Challenges Inspired by Dare Day, step out of your comfort zone and take on these challenges to improve your financial health.

How this former Alberta energy executive is enjoying a fulfilling retirement in Nova Scotia Stephen Mackisoc of Fall River, N.S., spends his days writing, walking the dogs, working out and handling household chores while his wife is at work.

How to Prepare Your Kids For Their Future Through Valuable Business Lessons As a father of triplets, David Busker understands firsthand the desire to prepare the next generation for an ever-changing professional landscape. But where do you start? If you're looking for a few actionable ways to get your children involved in business, consider trying some of these tips.

10 Simple Ways to Create Referrals for Life Referrals are important. According to a Nielsen global survey of 29,000 people, 84% of those responding said they prefer "recommendations from people [they] know." Here are 10 recommendations for cultivating referrals for life.

Taking Breaks Doesn't Make You Lazy — Here Are 4 Ways It Actually Makes You More Productive The more you find a balance between work and real life, the more the two will start to organically intertwine until you find your scheduling sweet spot. Here's how to find that right balance for you.

Bridal parties and birthdays draining your account? Here’s how to discuss money with friends Mounting social engagements — and expectations — means you may have to have some tough conversations with friends about money

A guide to what lower rates will mean for mortgages, housing and returns on all those safe parking spots for cash The long-awaited interest rate U-turn is finally at hand.

‘You can make yourself a millionaire’: A beginner’s guide to investing Even if money is tight, you don’t need to have a large chunk of cash to get started.

By the numbers: How a Bank of Canada rate cut will affect mortgages and other debt payments Many borrowers eagerly waiting on the Bank of Canada to start lowering interest rates will likely see savings of less than $100 after the first cut, according to a Globe and Mail analysis of common financial scenarios.

The Power of Networking — 5 Tips on Building Strategic Alliances for Business Growth Who is on your side? Who has your back? It doesn't have to be lonely at the top. We look at five practical ways you can network to achieve the best for you and your business.

Is taking money out of your RRSP to pay off debt ever a good idea? The financial consequences of early RRSP withdrawal are steep, Lesley-Anne Scorgie writes.

I'm a financial planner, and my richest clients have the same 5 habits Plenty of people manage to find financial success without having a huge paycheck. The secret to building wealth starts with setting clear goals and investing regularly. Everyone's situation is different, so a financial planner can help you develop a personalized plan.

5 Benefits Of Partnering With A Mentor (No Matter How Big You Are) Within the greater business world, there might be no partnership more powerful than the one that exists between a student and his or her mentor — it's a beautiful thing.

Your Company's Legacy is at Stake Without Succession Planning — Do These 8 Things to Secure Your Future. So much entrepreneurial effort goes into starting and growing a business, yet one of the most overlooked issues is keeping it going beyond the founder. This article delves into eight strategies you can leverage to plan succession for your company.

Video: "Nothing bad happens when women have more money" Sallie Krawcheck, Ellevest CEO & Co-Founder, talks about her journey to the top of the financial industry and empowering women when it comes to investing.

Why this money manager believes markets will end the year higher ‘The idea of recession is off the table,’ says Allan Small of iA Private Wealth, who’s bullish on technology and bank stocks.

Fewer Young Men Are Going to College — Here's a State-By-State Breakdown of Where They'll Have the Best and Worst Job Prospects Some top companies have gotten rid of college degree requirements altogether.

Can Your Investment Portfolio Reflect Your Values? Forget about endowments and their holdings and divestment for a minute. What do you stand for, and how can you make your portfolio reflect that?

What's next for investors as central banks continue to hold rates Analysts and economists alike were expecting central banks on both sides of the border to have already cut rates.

How Has Inflation Hit Your Finances? 10 People Get Candid What someone makes, where it goes and whether it is enough. We asked people what a paycheck means to them.

Bond Markets Are the New Stock Markets Matt Levine's take on bond electronification, the private secondary market, Bill Hwang’s motives and Hunterbrook’s music section.

4 Key Takeaways From Warren Buffett's Comments at Berkshire Hathaway Annual Meeting Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A, BRK.B) shareholders flocked to Omaha, Nebraska, on Saturday, looking to glean some insight from Warren Buffett at the company's annual meeting.

Baby Boomers Are Loving the ‘Freedom’ of Renter Life Generation prefers flexbility of renting a home versus buying

The Gap Between the Price You See and What You Pay Is Getting Worse A mass unbundling of charges creates more surprise fees when it’s time to pay.

Gen X, Boomers, 9 Ways To Take Your Retirement For A Test Drive Gen Xers and young Boomers: Your retirement is up ahead. Here's how to take it for a test drive and reduce the chances that your retirement buy is a lemon.

How rental ‘libraries of things’ have become the new way to save money From baby clothes to popcorn makers, borrowing items rather than buying them is a growing trend.