Amazon’s new automated store could spell the end for cashiers

Amazon just announced its foray into IRL retail — in the form of a cashier-free grocery environment

Toronto millennials: is it worth it to own a car in the city?

Driving into and within Toronto is expensive, but literally thousands of people still do it. Here’s why and how much it costs real drivers from our office

Canadian carmakers just had their best month ever — here are the top brands

November is officially car-buying month in Canada. After a three month decline in auto sales, last month became the busiest November the Canadian auto industry has seen

Best personal finance reads from November 2016

Here are our picks for the top personal finance reads from November 2016

Even homes in Toronto’s suburbs are worth almost $1 million now

The Toronto Real Estate Board (TREB) released home sales numbers Thursday, showing that detached homebuyers seeking to escape the million-dollar market of Toronto now need to look far beyond the GTA for affordable prices

Air Miles points won’t expire anymore, everybody freaks out

Air Miles is trending on Twitter and not in a good way. The company is facing a tidal wave of backlash after announcing yesterday that it's cancelling the expiry policy on reward points

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Mom, Dad: meet FinTech

Finance was very different 15 years ago. That’s all being shaken up

New study names Halifax worst city for auto collisions

A new study by Allstate reveals that auto collisions are happening more frequently across the country, led by Halifax, which tops the list of communities with the highest regularity of collisions.

LowestRates Reads: Payback: Debt and the Shadow Side of Wealth by Margaret Atwood

Payback is not a personal finance how-to. Not even close. Instead, it’s an exploration of the concept of debt and its place in our world

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