Poll finds most Canadians spend more on back-to-school than on holiday shopping
Poll finds most Canadians spend more on back-to-school than on holiday shopping

The holidays are traditionally the season of spending, but a new poll by RetailMeNot suggests that Canadians are actually spending the most during the back-to-school season

It might be cheaper to buy your used car in a different city
It might be cheaper to buy your used car in a different city

New research from CarGurus.com has shown that some Canadians may actually save money by flying to another city to buy certain used cars

Airbnb suites eating up rental inventory in Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal says study
Airbnb suites eating up rental inventory in Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal says study

Airbnb is playing a larger role in rental shortages and high housing prices than the company admits, according to a new report

Wildfires are threatening more homes in Canada than ever. Here’s what you need to know
Wildfires are threatening more homes in Canada than ever. Here’s what you need to know

In a country as heavily forested as Canada, wildfires can be one of the most destructive threats to your home

TREB data shows average Toronto home prices have crashed $174,573 since April
TREB data shows average Toronto home prices have crashed $174,573 since April

Home prices in the Greater Toronto Area dropped for the third straight month in July, dropping 4.6% from June to an average of $746,218 across all home types

Review: American Express Gold Rewards
Review: American Express Gold Rewards

The American Express Gold Rewards is an iconic card. Anyone recognizes its simplicity — the centurion logo, the bold font, the solid gold colouring

More than a third of young Canadian adults now live with their parents
More than a third of young Canadian adults now live with their parents

The latest census data from Statistics Canada shows that more young people are living at home with their parents than ever before

The Bank of Canada might not raise interest rates again until 2018
The Bank of Canada might not raise interest rates again until 2018
With a housing correction underway in Toronto and the strongest dollar we’ve seen in years, signs are emerging the Bank of Canada is growing cautious about the timing of the next rate hike
Use low balance transfer credit cards to lower your monthly payments
Use low balance transfer credit cards to lower your monthly payments

It’s important to understand one of the most helpful mechanics in the credit card world to manage interest payments: balance transfers

Self driving cars are invading Ontario's border this summer
Self driving cars are invading Ontario's border this summer

Magna International and Continental Automotive North America launched a first-of-its-kind cross-border automated vehicle test drive Monday

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