As more and more ways to spend your money online pop up, it got me thinking: how can we keep our budget in check in our increasingly digital world?

The new year brings with it a slew of changes to Canada’s housing and mortgage market. Below we outline all the changes, which you’ll have to know as you’re buying a new home in 2017

New year, new provincial regulations. Ontarians will be waking up this week to a slew of changes that will impact their budgets this year

More and more people are buying flashy items not just to show off, but to hold as an investment

The Lazy Investor is a great step-by-step guide to getting into DIY investing for people who have no idea where to start

Credit card companies are currently engaged in an all-out-war to get you to use their loyalty rewards cards. And you, the consumer, wins out as a result

Safe to say most of us aren’t sad to turn the page on 2016, but before we do, we thought we’d share some of our favourite personal finance reads from the past year

We asked four Canadians to spill their dirty little money secrets and share their biggest financial regrets of 2016

We took the opportunity to chat with two couples who approach holiday spending in unconventional ways

If I had to shell out that extra $50 per month, my budget would have to concede elsewhere. But justifying the money is the hard part