Young money

Canadian parents look to save costs as youth sports from hockey to swimming get more expensive

Young adults increasingly find their best financial move is to live with their parents – is that bad?

This is why your kid couldn’t find a summer job

Here’s a powerful and underused way to boost contributions to a first home savings account

Canadian university cities facing surprising rental market downturn

Is there a right way to give your children allowances?

Millennials and Gen Z deserve legislation to protect their finances

A new normal in parenting is to give your child a credit card

Who pays for the wedding? Traditional etiquette doesn’t always hold

The best no-fee credit cards for students to take their first financial step

It’s maddening to say, but now might be a generational opportunity to buy a first home

Less is more in ‘underconsumption core,’ where young people flaunt their used stuff online

First-time home buyers are shunning today’s shrinking condos: ‘Is there any appeal to them whatsoever?’

Tips for setting up your student’s first home without breaking the bank

Don’t be duped. The housing market isn’t weak when prices stall

Canadian labour market stalls as youth, newcomers struggle to find work

Naming a guardian in your will is key to a child’s well-being

Single engineer, 38, spends $650 on charity per month, helps sponsor refugee family

Social media is fuelling teenage spending. But some parents are fighting back, setting limits and teaching restraint

Students looking for rentals in Canada’s biggest cities will be able to breathe easier this fall

New friendships are expensive - is the ROI on ‘friend dating’ worth it?

Why unemployment is rising, but jobless benefits aren’t keeping pace

Here’s what young Canadians are putting in their TFSAs

Why you should let your kid make spending mistakes

Look out employers: Here come Gen Z

Parents, have you given your teenagers a credit card?

35-year-old living frugally off $29,000 on long-term disability worries about paying for medications

Financial education in schools is a good start. But the psychology of money is complex and students need help navigating the real world

Viral TikToks can crawl into your brain and trigger spending

Some summer jobs may seem menial, but can be great first steps on the career ladder

How to get the most out of your student summer earnings

Our kids think we’re rigging the system against them