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While homeownership is a path to build wealth, a mortgage payment and other housing-related expenses can cause financial strain.

The Biden administration said on Wednesday that it would forgive $1.2 billion in student debt for 150,000 borrowers enrolled its new repayment plan.

Feb 21, 2024 75% of Canadians are involved in some form of gambling, with lotteries (45%) reigning supreme. Sports betting (12%) while casinos (26%) follow closely behind. Males of the 45-64 age group of Canada participate more in gambling. Low-income individuals gamble more and face greater risks of problem wagering. 65% of Canadians over 18

AI | Feb 21, 2024 Revolutionizing Industries and Raising Ethical Questions.  AIs Dual-Edge Sword The AI landscape is rapidly evolving, with recent developments sparking both excitement and concern. Here's a roundup of the latest significant updates: OpenAI's Ambitious Funding Goals and Ethical Concerns Sam Altman, the face behind OpenAI, has been in the spotlight for

The Biden administration has been working on a new student loan aid package ever since the Supreme Court blocked its first relief plan. Here's who may qualify.

Climate Disclosure | Feb 20, 2024 Embracing New Climate Disclosure Standards in Canada With the Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) proposing the National Instrument 51-107 Disclosure of Climate-related Matters (NI 51-107) and its Companion Policy 51-107CP, alongside the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI) introducing the B-15 Climate Risk Management guidelines, the governance implications

Innovation | Feb 20, 2024 Introducing 'SCORE' App: A New Approach to Dating and Financial Wellness In an innovative blend of finance and romance, Neon Money Club has unveiled 'SCORE,' a dating app designed for individuals with good to excellent credit scores.  The app requires users to have a healthy credit score for sign-up, connecting

Flood insurance policies generally exclude personal property in basements. Odds are low that furniture, electronics and other items would be covered.

Bank of Canada Report | Feb 20, 2024 Bank of Canada's Latest Staff Report on the Effects of a CBDC in Canada and Banking Choices On Feb 8, 2024, the Bank of Canada's staff released a research paper titled "Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) and Banking Choices' to dig deeper into the potential impact of

The IRS will continue to crack down on top earners who haven't paid taxes owed. Here's how the agency is targeting higher-income audits.

Survey | Feb 20, 2024 Insights into Banking Satisfaction, Financial Literacy, and Readiness for Open Banking A recent nationwide survey conducted by Abacus Data, encompassing 2,199 Canadians aged 18 and above, offers invaluable insights into the country's financial literacy, banking satisfaction, and the burgeoning interest in open banking. Below we break down and analyze each

In a world increasingly conscious of environmental and social issues, startups have a unique opportunity to lead the way in sustainable business practices. Merging purpose and profit is not just a trend; it could become a strategic imperative in modern … Continue reading →

While Black women in the U.S. are outpacing Black men as homebuyers, buying still isn't easy. Here are a few hurdles that affect homeownership for Black women.

Improving your credit score can be one way to save as inflation continues to prompt higher prices.

Feb 19, 2024 So, you've heard about the buzz and are considering buying Bitcoin. It's a world that might seem complex at first glance, with its own lingo and an ever-evolving landscape. But let's break it down into more digestible bits, shall we? You might still be wondering exactly what Bitcoin is. In essence, it's