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As Credit Card Debt Mounts, Home Becomes a Piggy Bank A rise in home equity to record levels has led many Americans to refinance their mortgages to pay their bills.

Video: Follow the Money All the Way to Carney's Canada Bloomberg News Editor-in-Chief Emeritus Matt Winkler explains what is behind Canada's investment boom.

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This famed stock-market bubble indicator is broken The well-regarded Shiller CAPE ratio is at 42, putting stock valuations at a 26-year high. Here are a few points to consider.

Markets are getting AI right Recent volatility reflects economic reality.

To Understand the US Economy, Just Board an Airplane Getting on an airplane has become the perfect metaphor for life in America. On the one hand, flying has become cheaper and more accessible. On the other, it has become more stratified and stressful. Sure, everyone likes those $199 fares, but no one likes having to shuffle through the first-class cab...

Video: Maxed-out credit cards? Here are different options to dig out of the debt For Canadians juggling multiple maxed-out credit cards, the instinct in a moment of panic is usually to try to fix everything at once. Yet financial experts say that instinct is not one to follow, and it’s often the reason debt problems drag on longer than they need to.

Aeroplan to allow users to earn points on mortgages through Chexy partnership The company charges a 1.75-per-cent fee on mortgage payments, and users will earn one Aeroplan point per dollar spent

How Much 16- to 24-Year-Olds Earn—And Why Wealth Building Is About More Than a Paycheck Full-time workers ages 16 to 24 earn a median $41,912 a year, less than every older age group. Young workers often face debt and lower pay, but starting to save early can help offset those financial hurdles. Time is a major advantage: consistent investing in your 20s can build more wealth than waiti...

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