Deb is 56. “Still semi-hot,” she tells me. Wants to retire in seven years. Owns a townhouse and a rescue Chihuahua. She’ll ...

People running businesses can’t make plans when the rules change daily. So investment is tanking at the same time the GDP is ...

The rule of thumb is that 70% of whatever you made (and lived on) while working should be sufficient. Others scoff, vowing ...

Tom and Cindy face multiple risks. There is concentration risk – because 90% in stocks is a recipe for volatility and ...

Sorry newbie buyers, desperate realtors and lonely lenders. No rate cut tomorrow. The Bank of Canada’s in no position to drop the cost of money when it reviews things in the morning. In fact, bond ...

If US tariffs weren’t enough for Canadians to stress over, now Canadian investors need to worry about their US investments, and specifically the taxes around their American dividend income. In the US ...

During the landing of Apollo 13 on the moon, NASA astronaut, John Swigert, famously said, “Okay, Houston…we’ve had a problem here.” This came to mind after observing an interesting (and concerning) ...

Brad and Deeana are houseless Millennials. “Sucks,” she says. “We’re sick of renting but scared of buying. How is anyone supposed to know what to do anymore?” Both 34, one kiddo, now paying $3,500 for ...

Days before the debt ceiling tiger turned into a pussy, US doomer Jim Rickards said the coming economic and financial crash was going to be “fast, unavoidable and bloody.” Billions of people would be ...

“There are reasons to believe we may have hit the peak.” Powerful words. Especially when they come from the lips of the dude who’s chief economist for the country’s realtors. So, has Gregory Klump ...

Dave runs an independent real estate brokerage northwest of the Big Smoke. “More blog fodder for you to consider,” he wrote yesterday, “not that you are short on topics.” Got that right. “I just ...