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40 With Nothing Saved for Retirement in Canada? Here's the Math
October 30, 2026 · 10 min40 with nothing saved for retirement? You've got about 25 earning years left and a pension floor that's already building. A 2025 HOOPP study found 39% of Canadians have never saved for retirement, so you're in good company. Meet Jess…
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Property Tax in Canada: Why You Pay It, and What's Inside a New Home's Price
October 28, 2026 · 5 minWhy do Canadians pay property tax every year on a home they've already paid for, and what are you actually paying for when you buy a brand new one? Part 1: property tax is one of our oldest taxes. Upper Canada's first assessment law in…
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Why Canada Feels More Expensive, and Whether the Math Still Works
October 25, 2026 · 12 minFour videos on the bigger Canadian picture. Why the number at checkout keeps climbing: the dollar, climate, how few companies sell our groceries, and housing. Why 140,457 Canadians filed for insolvency in 2025, the most in 16 years. What…
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Buying Last Year's Best Stock Every Year: Does It Work?
October 24, 2026 · 7 minSomeone sent me a reel asking if this is a real strategy: every January, buy last year's best stock in the S&P 500, hold it a year, then swap. Shout out to Ricky, @the.steady.investor. I ran it back to 1998. Your $10,000 hit about $48,500…
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Is Canada Heading Into Stagflation?
October 23, 2026 · 12 minIs Canada heading into stagflation? Prices were up 3.1% in September, unemployment is 6.5%, and groceries cost 33% more than in September 2020. Stagflation is prices jumping while the economy stalls. It followed the oil shocks of 1973 and…
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Canada vs the US: Who Pays More Tax When You Die?
October 22, 2026 · 7 minCanada doesn't have an estate tax like the US. We tax death a different way, and it reaches a lot more regular families. Take 2 cousins. Doug in Regina and Chad in Dallas each put $2 million into index funds, and today each pile is worth…
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Which Province Is Cheapest in Canada? Your Pay, and Raising Kids
October 20, 2026 · 11 minWhich province is cheapest? It depends on who's asking. In part 1, I take the typical full-time wage in each province and work out what's left after tax and the bills. In part 2, I run a young family through all 10 provinces and 3…
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Probate in Canada: $0 in Manitoba, About $14,000 in New Brunswick
October 19, 2026 · 5 minProbate on a $1 million estate costs $0 in Manitoba and about $14,000 in New Brunswick. It's usually the smaller of the 2 bills your family pays. Probate is the court confirming your will and your executor. Each province and territory sets…
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You Inherited Money. What to Do With It, Step by Step
October 18, 2026 · 6 minThe average inheritance in Canada is close to $200,000, and it usually arrives while you're grieving. It was Mom's money, and you don't want to be the one who lost it. If you've frozen, that's normal. A Danish study of about 17,000 people…
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Men, Women, Money and Shame
October 18, 2026 · 12 minFour videos on the feelings side of money, in one place. If you feel like you're failing at something your dad pulled off on one income, the ground moved: in the early 70s food was the biggest line in the household budget, and today it's…
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Going South This Winter? The Date That Decides Your Travel Insurance
October 15, 2026 · 7 minHeading somewhere warm this winter? Your province pays something toward a hospital outside Canada, and it's small. Nova Scotia pays up to $525 a day once you're admitted. BC pays up to $75. A Florida hospital spends about $4,400 Canadian…
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Why Flying in Canada Costs So Much
October 13, 2026 · 5 minOttawa just offered Canada's 4 biggest airports to private investors. To judge that deal, it helps to know how flying here got so expensive, so here it is piece by piece. 1. About 30 cents of every dollar you pay a full-service airline is…

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