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The year’s maximum pensionable earnings for 2026 under the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) will be $74,600, up from $71,300 in 2025, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has announced. The second earnings ...

Wealthsimple is introducing a new take on loans for RRSPs, part of the Toronto-based fintech’s broader push into retirement planning. The loan product was announced Wednesday at an event unveiling a ...

As we get deeper into October and autumn settles in across the country, millions of Canadians who depend on their retirement income and government support have an important date to circle on their ...

Every Saturday, readers devour this paper’s Financial Facelift column – where financial experts help Canadians fine-tune their retirement plans. The advice is smart and methodical, showing how to make ...

A man who deliberately knocked down his estranged wife with his van and threatened to set her on fire has been jailed for eight years. Alan Johnston, 62, was branded a "calculating and controlling ...

ANZ’s top lawyer described one of its traders as “quite calculating” to then-chief executive Mike Smith and chairman David Gonski, accusing him of producing a “transparently false story” to acquire ...

Use this calculator to see your potential payday loan APR. Payday loans can put your finances at risk, so it’s a good idea to compare alternatives. Use this calculator to see your potential payday ...

Retirees, here’s how you can turn your life savings into dividend income by investing in diversified Canadian ETFs. CPP alone (average $848/month; max $1,433) likely won’t cover retirement needs, so ...

Democratic nominee Zohran Mamdani is giving New Yorkers a chance to see how much cash they would save under his administration -- if he's able to make good on his campaign promises. Mamdani has found ...

As one of our Adviser Intel contributors, Anthony Martin, says: "With savings, it's not the amount that matters the most, but the consistency." In his article on how to save for big goals, he goes on ...