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You had your best-laid plans and then COVID-19 came along and hammered the entire economy. But you’ve got this – if you have the right information. Join The Globe and Mail’s personal finance...

Retirement can feel overwhelming when headlines insist you need millions before you can stop working. But is that actually true? In this epi...

More than half of young Canadians say they’d want a prenup if they got married or entered a common-law relationship. But only a small share...

For decades, there was a formula for homeownership. Buy something small, maybe a condo or a townhouse, watch its value rise, and then eventu...

Breaking into the job market has always been tough, but right now, it feels harder than usual. Hiring is slow. Competition is high. And at t...

Investing on your own has never been simpler. Trading fees are disappearing, apps are better than ever and features like fractional shares m...

Despite a cooling housing market, home ownership still feels out of reach for many young Canadians. Now, new research suggests that when you...

Renters in Canada are finally catching a break. In Canada’s biggest cities, rents have been falling for more than a year and vacancy rates a...

After years of strong gains, the stock market’s resilience has many investors and experts wondering how much longer it can last. We hear fro...

There's so much financial uncertainty out there right now. Stocks have soared, but global conflicts are casting a shadow. House prices are f...

Despite economic uncertainty, millions of Canadians continued to travel abroad and domestically in 2025. We want to know where they’re going...

Over the last four years, legalized sports betting has become a massive industry in Canada. In Ontario alone, people placed bets worth a tot...

Job cuts are a growing reality. In the past month, Amazon, Canada Post, Stellantis, General Motors, and Imperial Oil have been among the com...

During the pandemic, record-low interest rates meant cheap mortgages. These days? Rates are higher. And worries about where they’re headed n...

The job market for young Canadians is terrible these days. Lots of qualified, talented people are sending out tons of resumes and getting ze...

Adulthood is a never-ending parade of chores. Clothes to clean, cars to wash, appliances to fix. Businesses that serve these needs, like lau...

More investors are turning to artificial intelligence for investing advice. But should you trust what ChatGPT tells you about ETFs, the stoc...

You might be familiar with this home ownership journey: save for a down payment, buy a condo, live in it for a few years, sell it at a profi...

The Globe’s personal finance podcast for Gen Z and millennials is back for another season. Join host Roma Luciw, recently retired Rob Carric...

It’s been five years since the pandemic lockdowns began. As they dragged on, people working in cramped condos began craving more space – and...

We've all seen the ads: Hip investors in their 20s, happy homeowners in their 30s, and content retirees at 65. There's a lot of pressure to...

The news cycle hasn’t stopped since U.S. President Donald Trump was reelected. The past month has seen big ups and downs in the stock market...

When relationships fall apart, the financial pressure of finding a new place to live can hit hard. All of a sudden, both partners need to ad...

We live in a society that glorifies overworking. But some people are tired of girl-bossing and rise-and-grinding. Instead of working harder...

Buying a home with a partner is hard enough. But a growing number of Canadians aren’t waiting for love - or marriage - before they jump into...

A post-secondary degree is commonly seen as the best way to get ahead. But the cost of university and college is rising - and it’s rising fa...

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We’re taking a peek into the TFSAs of regular Canadians to give you ideas of how to better use yours. In this episode, Rob chats with Aravin...

Gen Z is entering the workforce — and changing it. These 20-somethings are digital natives, they prioritize work-life balance, and their loy...

Maybe you clicked on a link and bought this season’s must-have sneakers. Or maybe you spent an embarrassing amount of money on lights and ba...

Just mention the word “inheritance” and people get their backs up. It’s no surprise that people are reluctant to chat about getting free mon...

Adult kids are increasingly relying on mom and dad to make their home ownership dreams a reality. In this episode, Rob talks to a real estat...

Having kids has always been expensive. These days, with housing costs soaring for both renters and owners, it can feel impossible to buy a h...

Commuting is back above pre-pandemic levels thanks to immigration and a reduction in remote work. In this episode, Rob talks to a 28-year-ol...

It’s getting harder and harder to build a good life in Canada. Everything is just so expensive. Most of us feel it — especially those of us...

Economic vibes still aren’t great. You want to get ahead, but it feels like you’re just getting by. And life events are coming at you fast:...

If your usual resolutions are “go to the gym” or “eat healthy,” don’t forget that a mindful approach to money is also a ticket to improved w...

Is a $100,000 salary enough for a comfortable life any more? Where are mortgages headed next? Are you electric car curious? Rob and Roma cha...

Many Canadians have become first-time pet owners since the pandemic. But with the price of pet food and vet costs soaring, owners are strugg...

During the pandemic, employees had the upper hand in the job market. But the balance of power has shifted back to employers. They’re more he...

The urge to splurge is universal. After the bleakness of the pandemic, people are spending more on the big and little things that bring them...

First, home owners with variable rate mortgages felt the pain of soaring interest rates. Then, people with fixed rate mortgages began to ren...

The appeal of the DINK lifestyle – that’s double income, no kids – might seem obvious. But having more control over your life and finances c...

A growing number of Canadians are living with roommates longer than they ever expected. What once was seen as a short chapter in life is tur...

What does the “new normal” look like these days? In a period of soaring costs and rampant uncertainty, it means spending a larger chunk of y...

After years of soaring home prices, there was hope that rising interest rates would lead to lower prices in 2023 and give young Canadians an...

Student debt is a growing problem in Canada - one that’s set to get worse in the coming years. And although tuition has crept higher, it’s t...

It’s tough to save money to invest in the first place, so it stings to watch your investments drop. If you’ve started in the last few years,...

Climate change is a growing concern for many young Canadians, with some questioning where they should live, what they should be saving for a...

A $5,700 wedding dress for $64. Expensive baby items for a fraction of the price. Construction materials to renovate a home. When you need s...