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The New Money Mindset: Gen Z Is Treating Finances Like Self-Care Money remains one of the most significant stressors for young adults. Discover how Gen Z is redefining financial wellness as part of self-care, and why your relationship with money directly impacts your mental and emotional health.

The 24-hour rule for overspenders The dopamine hit of impulse-buying has been compared to feelings of euphoria. But the temporary pleasure always comes to an end and, when it does, the emotional and financial letdown can be rough.

Back-to-school shopping? Seven savings hacks every parent can use These budgeting hacks will ensure you don’t overspend and that your kids won’t go without, Lesley-Anne Scorgie writes.

Net Worth: What It Is and How to Calculate It Net worth is the value of assets an individual or corporation owns minus the liabilities they owe. It's an important metric to gauge a company's health, providing a useful snapshot of its current financial position.

FP Answers: How will retiring early and working part time impact my CPP payments? A couple planning to winter in Panama wants help deciding whether wife should start collecting at age 60.

Real estate investors, cottage owners could be hit with bigger tax bill following Ottawa’s capital gains change Real estate investors who sell properties other than their primary residence and have a total gain of more than $250,000 will have to pay 33 per cent more tax.

Postsecondary students should take advantage of tax benefits Here are some tax tips for students.

Hash Out the Inheritance Now, or Fight Your Family Later The toughest part of estate planning isn’t writing the will, but talking about it openly with the family.

Millennial Money: The evolution of retirement - and what it might mean for you Now that retirement spans more years than ever, you might need to rethink how you’re envisioning that stage of your life. Although people are retiring a little later than they did 30 years ago, they’re also living longer. Retirement isn’t a blip on the life radar – it’s a significant chunk...

4 places to put your money if you're not ready to buy a home Some prospective homebuyers are waiting out current mortgage rates and limited inventory. If you decide to wait to buy a home, there are still positive actions you can take with your money. Invest in a high-yield savings account, pay off debt, or increase your retirement savings.