Should Toronto start taxing foreign buyers, too?

Somewhere along the way, Canada really dropped the ball on housing. A large percentage of Torontonians can’t afford to buy homes and it’s largely because nobody did anything to stop it

Young Money: How one 25-year-old left Toronto and became an accidental landlord in Windsor

Young Money is our five-part series this week chronicling young Canadians and the lessons they learned making big financial decisions

Vancouver is the world’s third-most unaffordable housing market and Toronto’s not much better

While people around the globe see Toronto and Vancouver as great places to live, for many residents, they are very unaffordable

Young Money: This 27-year-old worked three jobs to open the geek bar of her dreams

Young Money is our five-part series this week chronicling young Canadians and the lessons they learned making big financial decisions

U.S. interest in Canadian real estate skyrockets, says Royal LePage

New data released by Royal LePage shows American web traffic on royallepage.ca — the company’s main real estate search portal — has spiked in the past few months

My boyfriend owns a car and does all the driving — should I help with car costs?

Full disclosure: I currently contribute zilch even though he drives me around all the time. Am I a horrible person?

This Toronto home saw its price rise 62% in just two years

A Toronto home just sold for $523,250 more than it was bought for two years ago, the latest example of how hot the GTA's housing market is

Global auto sales to hit record in 2017, but sales in Canada expected to drop

Canada's car-buying market may slow, but the overall trend for auto sales is up, according to the Scotiabank Global Auto Report released Thursday. 

How to save on groceries when you really love food

I love food so much, that it’s consistently my second biggest monthly expense. And for a long time, I made the mistake of assuming it was more or less a fixed cost

Interest rate stays at 0.5%: What you need to know about the Bank of Canada’s rate decision

The Bank of Canada (BoC) is leaving its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 0.5%, according to the latest policy announcement made Wednesday

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