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Why and how ETF closures happen, which warning signs to watch for, and what it means if a fund you own shuts down.

Building wealth as a couple takes more than smart investing. Here's why open communication about money is essential for ...

Artificial intelligence is transforming markets, but retirees should approach the AI investing theme with caution and a well-diversified portfolio. In the minds of investors young and old, artificial ...

Reverse mortgages let older Canadians unlock home equity without selling. Learn how they work, the costs, risks, and when they're worth considering. Reverse mortgages were at one time considered the ...

Cogeco reports a steep quarterly loss tied to its U.S. business, while Electrovaya jumps on an Amazon agreement and Loblaw expands its EQB stake. Competitive intensity south of the border weighed on ...

The analog economy is booming, but Gen Z isn't chasing nostalgia. Here's why younger consumers are paying more for analog experiences. The trend has become so widespread that it’s earned its own name: ...

Debt problems often start with small financial decisions. Learn 7 common mistakes that can make debt worse, and how to take action before it becomes a crisis. “I wish I had reached out sooner.” It’s ...

A U.S.-Iran ceasefire has eased oil prices and inflation fears. Here's what that could mean for bitcoin prices and the crypto market in 2026. The past two months have been a rollercoaster of hope and ...

Financial principles can be timeless, but the tactics behind them often aren't. Here's why some money advice deserves a second look. I have come to believe that one of the clearest signs of progress ...

Moving to the U.S. doesn’t automatically mean you should convert your Canadian investments. Here’s why tax rules, currency risk and PFIC issues matter more than a quick FX decision. For many Canadians ...