Young money

Film and TV worker left Toronto for ‘family life’ but can’t leave her big-city income

ESG isn’t dead, it’s just evolving

Pushing to ‘Axe the Tax’ is unfair to our kids

‘It will be a good thing for us’: International students living in Canada react to Ottawa’s visa cap

Younger workers are speaking up more, but what if their values don’t align with their company’s?

Are today’s young, diverse investors making good choices?

Despite plenty of savings, Mississauga engineer earning $87,000 worries about rent and cost of kids

Bank cards and digital payments are the norm for teenagers today. And that’s a good thing

Of course, Gen Zs and millennials can retire comfortably. Here are five steps to make it happen

Single mom carpenter earning $54,000 near Hamilton looks to pay off her credit card debt

Why some young people are ‘soft saving’ – and what that means for their future

Is a bedroom for the cat a sign of Canada’s new housing aristocracy?

Single owner of Burlington condo, age 34, worries about high rates: ‘Housing is like 50 to 60 per cent of my income.’

5 personal finance resolutions for 2024 (that you can actually keep)

A new frontier in parenting costs is helping your homeowning kids afford their mortgage

Sessional university instructor, 32, struggles to make long-term financial plans without a stable job

Attention older, affluent homeowners: Let’s put our housing wealth to work

Looking back on the personal finance stories that shaped 2023

Can you really afford a dog?

The unexpected negative effects of pay transparency

Toronto gym receptionist earning $32,000, with consumer debt and ‘meagre’ savings, feels anxious about the future

Past governments didn’t work out how to pay for boomers’ retirement

What the tightening job market means for you

Millennials whose parents owned a home twice as likely to be homeowners: Statistics Canada

Higher CPP contributions could cost a young worker up to $15,000 more over a career – call it a bargain

Ontario advised to abandon tuition freeze as universities and colleges face financial strain

So, you splurged. Now what?

Vet technician, 33, is scraping by in a small city Ontario house her parents paid for: ‘It’s a lot of guilt’

Merit, luck or extraction? Revisiting the stories we tell about our financial status

An apology to the next generation: Sorry, your living standards might be lower

Young adults want to retire early. Good luck with that

The struggle is real: how homeowners are coping with soaring mortgage rates