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Our kids got RESP money for Christmas. How should we invest it?
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Five ways to avoid a credit card hangover this holiday season
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A young investor asks: Can I put 90% of my investments into equities?
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How one Quebec single mom, 32, taught herself the ins and outs of investing
Young couples living together to save on housing costs should think about more than rent
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Calgary new parents with mortgage look to control costs while wife is on maternity leave
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Real estate windfall: When aging parents sell the house, where should the money go?
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Winnipeg single mom with no debt looks to build savings in TFSA, RRSP
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Buy a teen this personal finance book to get them on the right financial track
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Goodbye Toronto, hello Winnipeg: Are Canada’s young giving up their big city dreams?
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Students, here’s a way to be financially responsible when debt is inevitable
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Should I pay down my mortgage or invest in my TFSA?
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He’s done paying his student debt. How should he start investing?
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The best banks for millennials who are in school or recently graduated
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Students may get valuable lessons in telecom bargaining as they head off to school
Student finance 101: How to pay for school, control spending and avoid debt
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Credit card debt can ‘rule your life if you don’t watch it,’ says 26-year-old landscaper earning $60,000
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Millennial looking to start investing asks: Should I go with Wealthsimple?
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Gen X, Y and Z parents: Don’t make this boomer money mistake with your kids
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Feel like life is built for two incomes? Here are 4 single-person money-saving tips
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Millennials and housing: ‘The kettle is close to boiling’
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Young voices from the housing market: “Our financial life centres around the costs of our home…”
Haunted by housing: Millennials let rip about their home ownership frustrations
Even New Yorkers can’t afford a Toronto home
Parents can financially suffocate their kids by helping them buy houses
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What should I do with my employee stock options?
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Millennial electrician earning $80,000 invests in bitcoin and real estate
Some millennials, feeling the impact of higher interest rates, are spending less
Young Canadians are building wealth and growing nest eggs − while renting
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Financially stressed millennials playing with F.I.R.E.
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Feeling snubbed by the economy, some millennials are looking to socialism
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Do I really need life insurance? The costs vary greatly so choose with care
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Young PEI fisherman earning $45,000 eyes business degree
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Talking to kids about money: An age-appropriate guide
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Toronto millennial earning $36,000 is ‘resigned to the fact’ that she’ll never own a home
Millennials felt ‘excitement’ as market fell into correction in February: survey
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