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Stock news for investors: Q4 results from Manulife, Sun Life, Air Canada, and more

Manulife reports $1.5B in Q4 profit while Air Canada rebounds to $296M. See how Sun Life, Brookfield, and other Canadian companies fared. The post Stock news for

2026/02/13

Are budget airfares worth it?

Before you jump on a bargain flight, check the fine print so you know exactly what you’re paying for. The post Are budget airfares worth it? appeared first on MoneySense

2026/02/13

Old-school financial advice that no longer applies

From the 30% housing rule to the 4% retirement rule, financial advisers say outdated money advice is due for a rethink as young Canadians face higher housing costs

2026/02/12

How to unwind a spousal loan

A lot of spousal loans and other prescribed rate loans were established over the past 10 years. How do you pay off or cancel a spousal loan once you have one? The

2026/02/12

Best robo-advisors in Canada for 2026

Find out which Canadian robo-advisors offer the lowest fees, helpful support, best returns, and most account types with the MoneySense guide, updated for 2026.

2026/02/11

Holiday debt hangover: How to get your finances back on track

Many Canadians start the year with credit card debt and stretched budgets. Learn practical strategies to manage holiday debt, prioritize payments, and regain financial

2026/02/11

Google News Map test 1

Google News Map test 1 Google News Map test 1 Google News Map test 1 The post Google News Map test 1 appeared first on MoneySense.

2026/02/10

Canadians fear a tougher road to retirement—and plan to help their kids along the way

Most Canadians say saving for retirement will be harder than it was for their parents, with many expecting to support their children financially. The post Canadians

2026/02/10

Skip the chocolates and build financial intimacy instead

Money feels taboo, but couples who talk about finances openly enjoy less stress and deeper trust. Here’s how to start the conversation. The post Skip the chocolates

2026/02/06

Unexpected money? Here’s what Canada taxes—and what it doesn’t

From lottery winnings to gifts and inheritances, here’s what Canadians need to know about what income is (and isn't) taxable. The post Unexpected money? Here’s

2026/02/06