07 Oct MoneySense Guides
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07 Oct What to do with a small pension in Canada
Many Canadian employers see DB plans, where retirees receive a guaranteed payout every month (sometimes indexed to inflation), as too expensive. And while the average time spent working for the same employer has actually risen over the last five decades, according to Statistics...
05 Oct Canadian Financial Summit 2024: MoneySense sessions and free tickets
Register for the Canadian Financial Summit, October 23 to 27, and you’ll get access to the investing and money-management knowledge of more than 35 Canadian personal financial experts, including MoneySense’s own Lisa Hannam, Jaclyn Law and Michael McCullough. With your ticket, the...
04 Oct Moi rewards review – MoneySense
According to a recent survey by Léger, Moi is currently the “most widely used loyalty program in Quebec.” In Ontario, however, it will face heavier competition from the PC Optimum and Scene+ rewards programs, which dominate the market. So, how does Moi...
04 Oct Making sense of the markets this week: October 6, 2024
Some experts speculate the real sticking point in negotiations isn’t about wages but protection from automation. The ILA refused to allow its members to work on automated vessels docking at U.S. ports. As a result, American ports are getting more and more...
04 Oct To save money, Canadians are buying more private-label grocery brands
She also said her pre-existing notion that private-label food might be lower quality has been challenged. “I started to kind of recognize that the store brand, private label isn’t necessarily less quality,” she said. Consumers’ perceptions of private-label foods have improved considerably since the...
03 Oct Cap-weighted vs. equal-weighted ETFs: Which is best for Canadian investors?
Source: Multpl.com The CAPE Ratio assesses a stock’s price compared to its average earnings over the past 10 years, adjusted for inflation. A high CAPE Ratio suggests that stocks might be overvalued relative to historical earnings, indicating potential downside risks. The picture...
03 Oct Uninsured mortgage holders will no longer face stress test when switching providers
Speaking at Global Risk Institute summit on Wednesday, Routledge said he was worried that the requirement by lenders to run the “OSFI stress test” is making Canadians feel the regulator is too directly involved in their affairs. “If I were that person, I...
03 Oct Webull Canada Review 2024 – MoneySense
Is Webull available in Canada? Yes. Webull Corporation, a popular Cayman Islands-owned and -operated digital brokerage, opened for business in Canada in January 2024. Prospective clients are invited to join a waitlist to set up an account at webull.ca. Like some other financial...
03 Oct How to fix bad credit history in Canada: 3 steps to boost your score
1. Review your credit report for errors It’s important to review your credit report and score at least once a year, especially when you’re trying to improve it. You can obtain your credit report and score through Canada’s two credit bureaus, a third-party...
