Vicky Parry 11th Sep 2025 Reading Time: 3 minutes Keeping warm as temperatures drop and energy prices rise is tricky for many of us. There are lots of ways to get free electric blankets, energy grants, and even free energy. We’ve rounded up where to get help with your energy bills. Free Electric Blankets Free … Read more
It happens every day. People who would never dream of giving out their credit card number after receiving a random call, text, or email give away personal information on social media for free—including birthdates, home addresses, and details often used to answer website security questions. The consequences can be dire. If fraudsters open a credit … Read more
Michele Lucato 12th Nov 2025 We’re giving one lucky reader the chance to win a 6.5L Slow Cooker from Good Food, created in partnership with Tower, worth £69.99. the prize Get the most out of your kitchen with this 6.5L Slow Cooker from Good Food, created in partnership with Tower. Specially designed to complement the … Read more
There’s a certain stigma that can come with a prenuptial or cohabitation agreement, which outlines the fate of a couple’s assets if their marriage or common-law relationship were to end. Some might argue it signals a lack of trust or endurance of the relationship. But the conversation doesn’t have to turn sour, experts say. Most … Read more
Looking for an easy way to cut down your grocery bill? Ibotta is one of the best cash back apps out there that helps you earn money every time you shop. From grocery stores to online retailers, Ibotta gives you real cash back on everyday purchases—no scissors or paper coupons required! Here’s how you can … Read more
Accurately estimating the amount of tax you owe on your 2025 earnings starts with understanding the various federal and provincial tax brackets that apply to you. Below you’ll find tables for all the federal, provincial, and territorial tax brackets applicable to your 2025 income. Use them to project your taxes payable (before deductions) by combining … Read more
According to a 2025 TD survey, 92% of newcomers understood the importance of building credit before arriving in Canada. Yet 82% of those who applied for credit faced immediate barriers. For many, these challenges go beyond inconvenience. They directly affect immigrants’ ability to secure housing, buy a car, start a business, and simply build a … Read more
The fashion retailer, which operates under the Garage and Dynamite banners, says its profit amounted to 56 cents per diluted share for the quarter ended Aug. 2, up from 38 cents per diluted share in the same quarter last year. On an adjusted basis, Groupe Dynamite says it earned 57 cents per diluted share, up … Read more
Last year, Jeff Brown, head of commercial solutions at Equifax Canada, saw a surge in digitally enabled scams in the construction industry. Criminals claiming to be a legitimate contractor would order supplies that could not be easily identified, such as lumber or plumbing parts, for delivery to a supposed job site — only there was … Read more
How are stocks taxed when you inherit them? When a spouse or common law partner is a beneficiary, assets can be transferred to them on a tax deferred basis. So, for this section, we will assume a non-spouse beneficiary. For non-spouse beneficiaries, inheriting stocks usually triggers tax consequences at the estate level, not for the … Read more
