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Nearly half of Canadians are worried about what interest rate hikes will do to their mortgage payments.

A Canadian today produces and consumes 15.2 times as much as a Canadian in 1867.

Only two per cent of Vancouverites find housing affordable.

It's time to admit what we don't know and create a real strategy to help Canadians manage our money.

The warnings about Canadians taking on too much debt have been growing louder and more frequent lately, and the federal Parliamentary Budget Office (PBO) is adding its voice to the chorus. If interest...

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The study challenges the Fraser Institute's assertion that Canadians pay upwards of 40 per cent of their income in taxes.

The international bank is raising the alarm about a possible housing market correction in Canada.

Keep track of your expenses for two weeks and see how it lines up to your budget. It can be eye-opening to see where you're spending your money! Little things like bringing your lunch instead of buying it and brewing your own coffee at home instead of stopping on the way to work can add up. Walking or riding your bike to work can help you save on gas and parking while getting fit.

This dad became a minimalist because he had to, and discovered that accumulating less has made him appreciate more.

Nearly three quarters of Canadian homeowners say they would have difficulty paying their mortgage if their payments were to increase by more than 10 per cent, says a new survey by Manulife Bank.

A benchmark is more than a yardstick for measuring a portfolio’s performance. Patrick Nolan discusses the best way to use the benchmark and two common errors to avoid.

Markets soared after the new U.S. president took office, and have shrugged off scandals and crises without blinking. But that changed this week, as several U.S. indexes were hit by the first slump of Trump's administration.

Goldman made a ton of money betting on the U.S. housing bubble, so this might mean something.

The shift to driverless cars and ride-hailing poses a real threat to the oil and auto industries, but creates new opportunities as well.

A collapse could damage Canada's mortgage market.