Here’s another reason to be glad you’re not, you know, a Yank. American mortgage rates surged to 6.75% yesterday – the ...

Didja see the query from blog dog Nick the other day? He echoes what a lot of people feel who are facing renewals this year – ...

Hantavirus scare. A new Ebola outbreak. Oil surging again. The Habs losing to (choke) Buffalo. What else? Locusts? Actually we’re just a day away from the next big stink. At least in the world of ...

We expect continued market volatility in the coming months, which is why we are maintaining a higher-than-normal cash balance and continue to emphasize the importance of a balanced and diversified ...

The yield on 30-year gilts, which shows the return the Treasury must pay when borrowing from financial markets, has leapt ...

Economists are feeling lit this week. So much going on. Some of the news seems inexplicable. Like this: in Canada last month ...

Eureka! When houses cost less, more people can afford them. Sales go up. And as sales rise, available inventory is absorbed, ...

The doomer, burn-it-all-down subculture on this pathetic blog feels smug today with the latest jobs numbers. They suck. “So ...

I’m often asked whether it’s better to save in a TFSA or an RRSP. Both are effective vehicles and each can play an important role in long-term wealth building. But when the goal is maximizing ...

You have to hand it to the financial crisis; it’s had lasting impact. Seventeen years later and it still resonates so much ...