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Dear Men, You’re Eating Too Much Meat Overindulging on meat is linked to health problems, but men’s love for it runs deep.

Pet ownership costs are rising. Here’s how to budget for them now and in the future Adopting a pet can enrich your life in countless ways, but it’s important to budget properly for costs now and in the future.

Consumers Are Gaining Confidence In All Economic Areas But This One The Conference Board’s Consumer Confidence survey improved to 103.3 in August, with the board also upwardly revising its July results.

These Are the Best Jobs for Every Personality Type, According to a New Report You don't have to be an extrovert to find a job that aligns with your strengths.

Higher rates and inflation, lower growth present different opportunities for investors Lower rates result in higher multiples and consumers spending more, but that may not be the environment we're heading for.

How Trying To Get Rich Can Keep You From Becoming Wealthy Someone who is rich can buy what they want, when they want, with their available resources. A wealthy person, in contrast, is financially independent.

Pay Your Rent, Get 2% Cash Back: Landlords Join Craze for Rewards Renters cash in points for colored pencils and get $15 a month for paying rent on time.

How Taylor Swift Fans Broke Economics Swifties have the same mental biases as the rest of us, making them reluctant to sell even at eye-watering prices, so the price soars until demand is destroyed—hitting well over $1,000 for many tickets.

Video: What mortgage shoppers in Canada need to know Leah Zlatkin mortgage broker with Mortgage Outlet Inc. talks with Financial Post's Larysa Harapyn about what mortgage shoppers in Canada need to know.

What Does It Mean to ‘Engage Your Core’? The advice to "strengthen your core" is common — and vague. Here’s how to do it properly.

This Is How to Separate Fact From AI Fiction During Election Season, According to an Adobe Executive The problem of misleading AI pictures and videos could be solved with another technology: content credentials.

Returning to Work After a Long Career Break? Remember These 5 Truths to Bounce Back With Confidence. Many have taken time away from work over the last four years. There are reasons to be anxious about returning, but there are even more reasons to be excited and confident. Here are five of them.

A Fed Rate Cut May Not Be the Medicine That Emerging Markets Need. Typically, emerging markets have benefited when the Fed cuts rates as smaller returns on risk-free government debt encourage investors to see out riskier assets paying more.

Your Online Lender May Not Be a Bank. Here’s How to Keep Your Money Safe. The collapse of a little-known intermediary named Synapse Financial Technologies has put a spotlight on the risk that customers face when using popular banking start-ups.

The Fed is ‘slowly winning’: What economists have to say about the latest U.S. inflation data U.S. inflation reached its lowest year-over-year level in more than three years in July, leaving economists increasingly confident that the Federal Reserve will finally cut its key interest rate in September.

How I Discovered the Value of Imperfectionism and Made It My Team's a Secret Weapon Too many of us believe we only get one shot – and zero margin for error. But getting comfortable putting out imperfect work is the only way to get ahead as a creator, entrepreneur or business leader. Here's how.

Getting wealthy is one thing; staying wealthy is quite another thing Getting wealthy and staying wealthy require thoroughly different skill sets, risk tolerances and investment perspectives.

Want to retire with $300,000? $1 million? $3 million? Experts map out three scenarios so you can retire with enough Using CPP and OAS, along with RRSP and TFSA savings, most Canadian couples can live comfortably with considerably less than a million dollar bankroll.

How To Create A Financial Death Binder For Your Loved Ones Learn how creating a financial death binder may help your friends and family navigate your finances after your death.

FP Answers: What can I do with the money in my locked-in retirement account? A retiree and asks a question about a federally regulated locked-in retirement account (LIRA).

Understanding The Power Of 'No' The path of someone’s journey is rarely a straight line. In fact, it’s filled with pitstops, road blocks and, if we’re lucky, unexpected surprises.

Fed Points to Possible September Interest-Rate Cut. What Comes After That. What a relief. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell didn’t say much on Wednesday. But he did manage to mention that an interest-rate cut will be on the table in September.

Freedom 55? This couple wants to make that dream a reality Is retirement at 55 possible for this couple with two teens and a new business?

Bank of Canada lowers key interest rate to 4.5%, delivering back-to-back cuts The central bank said that it is now putting more emphasis on downside risks to economic growth, rather than focusing mainly on the risk of a rebound in inflation.

A new era for fixed income is arriving after years of disappointment After more than a decade of dismal fixed-income performance, with Canadian indexes eking out low single-digit annualized returns, the tides are finally shifting.

The world’s richest countries in 2024 The Economist's annual ranking compares economies in three different ways

A boomer dad who's 6 months away from retirement has already started gifting his Gen X and millennial kids their inheritance A 68-year-old government employee in Canada is already passing his wealth on to his adult children. He says he's set for retirement and wants to help out his kids in their financially demanding years. He's part of a trend of baby boomers who are proactively passing their wealth down to their kids.

How to Start Your Dream Business This Weekend, According to a Tech CEO Worth $36 Million He started his now 14-year-old company in one weekend for $60 — it made $300,000 the first year, and $3 million the second.

What’s Behind Powell’s Latest Shift on Rates Achieving lower inflation without a significant slowdown is ‘the No. 1 thing’ keeping the Fed chair up at night.

Budgeting doesn’t have to be boring. Five ways to do it — without using a spreadsheet If you’re allergic to spreadsheets, here are a few alternative budgeting systems that might work better for you.