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The Wealthy Barber retires David Chilton is retiring at 65 after four decades in personal finance. He shares why he’s stepping back and what comes next.

Americans don’t understand Trump’s trade war against Canada. Here’s how to explain it to them Canada wants to keep free trade between two long-time allies, the U.S. doesn’t.

From meeting Gord Downie to watching The Tragically Hip’s final concert, you told us your favourite memories of the band A decade after their final show, The Hip is still a lasting part of these readers’ lives.

Canada has potential for investment ‘super cycle’ with certain policy changes: TD report More than $1-trillion could be spent on approved or on-the-table projects over the next 10 years and beyond, report estimates.

Court rules executor liable for estate still incomplete after 19 years The Ontario Superior Court of Justice found the executor failed to keep good records and commingled her funds with those of the estate.

Many Canadians don’t know federal travel advisories can void their insurance: survey Most Canadian travellers don’t understand that Ottawa’s travel alerts can void their travel insurance and don’t know how embassies can help them while abroad, says a new survey commissioned by the foreign service.

5 Ways the ‘Die With Zero’ Strategy Can Change Your Approach to Saving and Spending “Die with zero” focuses on using money throughout your life, not just stockpiling it for retirement. It can help you spend on meaningful experiences and give to loved ones while you’re alive, as long as you stay within your means. These are the pros and cons.

Here’s when you might be able to apply for lower property taxes Owning a home comes with a long list of expenses that go beyond a monthly mortgage, whether that’s replacing an old roof, paying for home insurance or keeping up with climbing property taxes.

The financial hills to die on Social media has been flooded lately with experts sharing the “hills they’d die on”; the opinions they’ll defend no matter how unpopular. Doctors, teachers, chefs, nutritionists and therapists have all weighed in.

Brace yourself, we're about to be hit by what could be the mother of all supply shocks A super El Niño brewing in the Pacific could further disrupt supply chains and hike inflation when the world is already vulnerable.