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4 Qualities That Could Make You the Next Arlan Hamilton If you identify as a Black woman and live in the United States, listen up: your cohort is among the fastest-growing demographics for entrepreneurs in America.

Three errors every investor, big or small, needs to avoid Identifying your investment errors is not as easy as you might think. Apart from the psychological difficulty of admitting that you were wrong, investment results arise from both luck (randomness) and skill.

Mortgage rundown: Higher interest rates will bring lower interest rates Canada’s prime interest rate should climb in the first half of 2022, but if you’re contemplating a variable rate, that’s not the only concern. How long the prime rate stays higher is just as important.

This Year’s Thanksgiving Feast Will Wallop the Wallet Nearly every ingredient of your Thanksgiving meal, from the turkey to the after-dinner coffee, is expected to cost more. But why? And how much?

Why Canada could be in for an amazing economic renaissance once the government aid taps are turned off At some point the federal government will stop helping us get through the pandemic. How bad will the day of judgment be?

The 1929 Stock Market Crash Caught Nearly Everyone Off Guard. Are We Headed for a Similar Fate? The Roaring ’20s come to mind with the recent Federal Reserve report showing America’s richest 1% now own more wealth than the entire middle class. Economic inequality is at its highest since that decade—and some, including Jesse Colombo at the Real Investment Report, see a “common denominat...

Should You Raise Your Personal Debt Limit? Due to the Fed lowering interest rates in response to the pandemic, more people are asking if they should delay paying off their debt because it’s so cheap or take out a loan and do something with the proceeds. Do you have a personal debt ceiling and if so, how do you know it is the right one?

Where to Travel for Thanksgiving—5 No-Fuss Getaways Here are some indulgent alternatives to slaving over the Thanksgiving bird at home—each featuring a fabulous feast.

10 post-election tax and personal finance changes to expect Now that the dust from the federal election has settled, let’s turn our attention to what tax and personal finance changes the Liberals had announced before the vote.

Is the Stock Market Open at 3 a.m.? This Startup Says It Should Be 24 Exchange seeks SEC approval to offer round-the-clock stock trading 365 days a year.