Monthly Updates

A phantom credit card, two back-to-back bank hacks, and postal code discrimination: Here are some personal finance headlines you might have missed last month.

Even with the Bank of Canada standing pat on hikes (for now), it’s all about interest rates this month as consumers anticipate the next turn of the screw on higher borrowing costs. Here are some personal … Read More

Consumer banking-related complaints hit a five-year high, another major bank has joined the ban on buying bitcoin with credit cards, and British Columbians are more scared than prepared.

Buying bitcoin, battling the big banks, and a billion-dollar “dumpster fire.” Here are some personal finance headlines you might have missed last month.

The biggest news of the new year: Home ownership is going to get even more expensive as interest rates go up and new federal rules take effect. But that’s not all — here are some personal … Read More

Sales were down but home prices were still up in December 2017 in the Greater Toronto Area, according to the Toronto Real Estate Board. The average GTA property sold for $735,021 in December 2017, compared to … Read More