Oh, and don’t forget the debt. The federal pile is now over $1.2 trillion and costs $54 billion a year to carry (we don’t pay any of it back – we just keep adding to it). This bill’s expected to be ...

In some places homeowners who register and rent out spare rooms can enjoy tax-free rental income (to a maximum amount). As ...

Just days after the prime minister launched Build Canada Homes, the vision blew up. The feds are committing $36 billion in ...

Too big to fail. That’s a reality this pathetic blog has been trying to relay to you, the huddled, confused, houseless kiddos. There’s no real estate crash coming. No condo cataclysm. The deep state ...

So practically no teenagers have kids (a good thing). Very few women in their early 20s having kids (probably also a good thing). Age of marriage and family formation rising (also a good thing for ...

The RRSP/RRIF meltdown strategy is based on the premise that withdrawing funds from taxable registered accounts earlier in retirement may result in greater tax efficiency, especially if your current ...

The price of money is going down. If you hate risk. If you’re retired. If you are a typical Canadian. Then this sucks. What to do about it? Central banks in Canada and the US both lowered interest ...