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The Psychology of Money

Why are finances also tied to our emotions?

How does a U.S.-dollar TFSA work?

If you have tax-free savings accounts in Canadian and U.S. dollars, here’s how to avoid overcontributing.

A head turning six-month mortgage rate, but with a catch

There was little movement from the mortgage rate leaders this week. Among the lowest nationally-advertised offers, only two rates bothered to budge:

Even buyers earning six figures are challenged to save a down payment

Earning a six-figure annual salary isn’t a fast-track to homeownership, a new report has found. National realty firm Zoocasa recently released a report examining how long it would take someone earning $100,000 a year to save up for a down payment for a home in 25 major Canadian resale real estate markets.

Goodbye to the Penny! Treasury Department announces plan to phase out the coin

Goodbye to the Penny! Treasury Department announces plan to phase out the coin - The U.S. mint made its final order of penny blanks, the Treasury Department said Thursday.

Posthaste: Trouble is brewing in the world's largest bond market — and that's not good for anyone

A new worry has taken centre stage in global markets this week, upstaging even Donald Trump’s tariff war — American debt.

10 ways you can make an extra £500 by the summer

You could put the money towards a holiday, DIY project, or a savings account for a rainy day

Australian central bank reduces benchmark interest rate to 3.85% in second cut this year

MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — Australia’s central bank on Tuesday reduced its benchmark interest rate by a quarter percentage for a second time this year, to 3.85% after inflation fell within a target range.

Argentina aims to legalize billions of dollars in undeclared funds

The libertarian government of Argentinian President Javier Milei aims to legalize billions of dollars in undeclared funds. Government spokesman Manuel Adorni announced that through a decree and a draft law, capital controls in the South American country are to be significantly relaxed. The goal is to encourage savers to bring their reserves, whethe...

Billion dollar pizza? Bitcoin soars on key anniversary of crypto's growth

It’s not an official holiday – yet – but for many cryptocurrency enthusiasts “Bitcoin Pizza Day” is still special. Thursday marks the 15th anniversary of the first known use of cryptocurrency to buy real-world goods.

The Top Canadian Stocks I’d Buy With a $4,000 Windfall

If you want to invest right away, then consider essential stocks like these three. The post The Top Canadian Stocks I’d Buy With a $4,000 Windfall appeared first on The Motley Fool Canada.

I'm 53 and have never had savings - I thought that was normal

I thought it was normal to live paycheck to paycheck.

TSX at Record Levels: How to Invest Without Overpaying

Markets may be surging, but you don’t have to overpay. These proven strategies and a top stock on the TSX could set you up for long-term gains. The post TSX at Record Levels: How to Invest Without Overpaying appeared first on The Motley Fool Canada.

Japan's SoftBank Group books first annual profit in four years

TOKYO (Reuters) -Japan's SoftBank Group reported its first annual profit in four years on Tuesday, likely bringing relief to investors scarred by high-profile failures as the tech investor embarks on another series of mammoth investments. The Tokyo-based conglomerate reported 1.15 trillion yen ($7.78 billion) for the year ended March versus a loss of 227.6 billion yen a year earlier. The figure

7 Money-Saving Tricks That Never Work

Cut the cost of things like shopping for groceries, buying in bulk and visiting the dentist by learning the money-saving tips that never work. The post 7 Money-Saving Tricks That Never Work appeared first on Reader's Digest Canada.

Is putting all your money into one asset ever OK?

Putting all of your eggs in one basket is a strategy that could backfire.

What Affects Your Credit Score The Most

Your credit score is one of the most important numbers in your financial life, and understanding what most affects it can help you make better financial decisions.

Couple making $300K/year is still $120K in debt

How high-income households slip into unnecessary debt

7 things you might be wasting your money on and 4 you should pay more for

Some things are worth your hard-earned cash, and others aren't...

Where I’d Invest $10,300 in the TSX Today

When the market feels uncertain, this is the kind of TSX stock I want my money in. The post Where I’d Invest $10,300 in the TSX Today appeared first on The Motley Fool Canada.

Ukraine offers Europe to directly fund Armed Forces

Ukraine has proposed a new format of support for the Armed Forces to Europe. Direct financing will make aid more effective and faster, according to a statement by Ukraine’s Minister of Finance, Serhii Marchenko. The Minister of Finance of Ukraine reported that during the G7 finance meetings in Canada, intensive negotiations took place with finance ...

Invest $25,000 in This Dividend Stock for $985.78 in Annual Passive Income

If you're looking for some passive income to come your way, don't sit around. Invest here instead. The post Invest $25,000 in This Dividend Stock for $985.78 in Annual Passive Income appeared first on The Motley Fool Canada.

Trump scores big win as his bill successfully passes the House

House Republicans have successfully passed Donald Trump 's multi-trillion-dollar 'big beautiful' tax bill in a major win for the president.

15 Unexpected Sources of Wealth for the World’s Richest

Trump's $600 million war chest: How he plans to wield his power in the midterms and beyond

WASHINGTON (AP) — Between a barrage of executive orders, foreign trips and norm-shattering proclamations, Donald Trump has also been busy raking in cash.

Investors are beginning to doubt market valuations in tech stocks

Greg Taylor, chief investment officer at PenderFund Capital Management, talks with Financial Post’s Larysa Harapyn about what to expect from the stock markets in the second half of 2025.

Musk, and his money, leaving politics is upsetting both Democrats and Republicans

Musk, and his money, leaving politics is upsetting both Democrats and Republicans - Billionaire says he has ‘done enough’ but will be missed in Washington by politicians on both sides of the aisle

Dollar eases as traders eye Trump tax bill, G7 currency talks

By Kevin Buckland and Amanda Cooper TOKYO/LONDON (Reuters) - The dollar fell on Wednesday, extending a two-day slide against a range of currencies, after U.S. President Donald Trump failed to convince Republican holdouts to back his sweeping tax bill. Traders were also wary of U.S. officials potentially angling for a weaker dollar at Group of Seven finance minister meetings currently underway in

Top Canadian Stocks to Buy Immediately With $5,000

There are a few Canadian stocks looking to have a strong year ahead, so let's look at these winners. The post Top Canadian Stocks to Buy Immediately With $5,000 appeared first on The Motley Fool Canada.

@ the Bell: American tax reform advances, TSX wavers

Canada’s main stock index staggered out of the gate on Thursday, following the narrow approval of President Donald Trump’s tax reform bill by the US House of Representatives. The TSX recovered some ground by close thanks to financial and tech gains. Investors reacted to concerns that the newly passed US legislation could significantly increase the ...

Europe gains traction amid doubts over US assets, global money managers say

By Iain Withers and Sinead Cruise LONDON (Reuters) -Asset managers at Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan are fielding more investor enquiries about the resilience of U.S. assets and helping clients move more money to Europe ahead of more potential trade-related market turmoil, executives said. The clock is ticking on President Donald Trump's 90-day pause on "reciprocal" tariffs that threaten to upend

I’m 65, tired of working and have very little savings — is it possible to live off CPP alone? Yes, but you'll need to make these 3 big sacrifices

It may be tight, but it is doable

Canadians are worried current market volatility will impact their future financial independence

Canadians estimated they’d need nearly $850K in investments to ensure an independent financial future

Man United faces more financial turmoil after Europa League final loss

The financial consequences of Manchester United losing in the Europa League final should be painful and affect the club for years.

Micro-Cap Tech Firm Reports Triple-Digit Revenue Growth as Shares Climb

Trading near its 52-week highs, this technology company just blew the lights out when they announced their latest financial results. Investors applauded the numbers, sending shares of the company surging on the news.

How much you should have in savings - and how your bank balance compares to the average Australian

Here's what the typical Aussie has in savings during a cost-of-living crisis.

Map reveals how much you need to earn in each UK region to be considered wealthy

Spoiler: It's a lot.

Here’s how much money you should have saved for retirement based on your age

Here’s how much money you should have saved for retirement based on your age - Saving for retirement can seem daunting, but getting started — the sooner the better — is always a good decision

Canada's TD Bank tops profit estimates on trading, underwriting gains

By Nivedita Balu and Arasu Kannagi Basil (Reuters) -Canada's second largest lender TD Bank on Thursday reported better-than-expected quarterly earnings driven by growth at its capital market business, as a volatile environment boosted trading activity. The unit reported a 16% jump in net income and record revenue of C$2.13 billion, a 10% jump from a year earlier, reflecting higher

How I’d Turn $7,000 Into $1,200 Annual Tax-free Income

Here's how to start building a tax-free income stream in your TFSA today. The post How I’d Turn $7,000 Into $1,200 Annual Tax-free Income appeared first on The Motley Fool Canada.

Trump’s $5m ‘gold card’ visa set to launch in the coming days to help fast track rich immigrants

Trump’s $5m ‘gold card’ visa set to launch in the coming days to help fast track rich immigrants - President Donald Trump’s website for the ‘gold card’ visa will soon launch so wealthy immigrants can register their interest in the program

Things to know about 'no tax on tips,' Trump's tax pledge that's in the GOP budget bill

NEW YORK (AP) — President Donald Trump's “ no tax on tips ” pledge became a catchphrase for his 2024 campaign. Now it's inching closer to reality.

Looking to go on vacation for cheaper? Here's where the Canadian dollar is worth the most

The Canadian Dollar has struggled in recent years, but there are plenty of destinations where your buck can go further

Let's go shopping for Canadian-made groceries with just $25

The YQR Couponbae has you covered with tips and tricks on how to do just that, without spending a lot of money.

WWE Money in the Bank 2025 tickets: Cheapest prices, best seats and more for PLE at Intuit Dome in LA

Here's all you need to know about the latest Money in the Bank event, including how to buy tickets.

5 big things that disappear after you retire in Canada: Are you prepared?

Planning ahead is key to experiencing any financial shocks

Here are 7 ‘bad assets’ that could cause you to retire poor in Canada — how many do you own?

Avoid being trapped by these money drains

Cost-per-use budgeting: Smart money hack or hyped up trend?

Q: After separating from a long-term partner a few years ago, I’ve managed to re-establish myself without getting into major debt. I now have my own place, my mortgage is my only debt, and I’ve taken in a student to help pay it off faster. I’ve also cut back on expenses, especially as the cost of living has gone up. While I’m doing fine overall, I know I need to start saving more for retirement. I think my problem is that I need better control...

I'm in my early 60s, make $200K and I'm planning to retire in a year. How do I figure out if I'm truly ready to retire, and how can I make the most of my final year of work?

You’ve made it to the home stretch. Now it’s time to make sure you’re really prepared

I’d Invest $7,900 in This Single Stock for the Next 25 Years

A large-cap energy player is the single stock you can hold for the next 25 years, if not forever. The post I’d Invest $7,900 in This Single Stock for the Next 25 Years appeared first on The Motley Fool Canada.