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How to pick the right credit card to maximize your reward points and cashback Some 70 per cent of Canadians use credit cards to pay for essentials. The trick, say experts, is finding the right card that pinpoints your spending habits — and paying your balance off every month.

A last-minute plan for those on the verge of retirement Planning for your golden years doesn’t have to scare you. The reality of retirement is far more positive than people think.

A Crypto Mystery: Who Controls This Fast-Growing Stablecoin? The market cap of TrueUSD has more than doubled since March, but some investors are concerned about its opaque ownership structure.

It Might Be Quitting Time for the Fed’s Rate Hawks Workers in some sectors are still leaving jobs at a higher rate than before the pandemic in a sign that the job-market realignment continues.

Should you pay off the mortgage immediately before retiring? You should usually pay off the mortgage on your house before you retire. Doing so makes you less financially vulnerable to spending shocks in retirement.

Biden’s China Order Raises Tough Questions for Private Equity Firms face quandaries regarding Chinese operations affected by investing ban targeting sensitive technologies.

If You Find the Economy Confusing, Don’t Worry: It Is Puzzled investors should diversify and hope to do just OK in any scenario.

How to win the battle against inflation Lessons from Hikelandia, home to the world’s most dogged central bankers

Canadians are overweight — on Canadian stocks — putting investment returns at risk: Vanguard Home-based stocks make up over half of the equities allocated to portfolios when it should be more like 30%.

Big interest rate cuts ahead from the Bank of Canada if 2001 is any indication Get ready to see actions speak louder than words over the coming year.