This year's deficit-fighting federal budget delays public pension eligibility and closes various tax loopholes to help get public spending under control. But there were some breaks for specific groups, such as the disabled and the mining sector
The pre-budget submissions from groups in the financial services industry argue for more incentives aimed at promoting saving and wealth generation, especially in investment vehicles such as registered accounts and pension plans
The rise of India as a key emerging economy presents opportunities in banking, IT and automobiles, among other sectors
FINANCIAL CHECKUP Each month, an in-depth examination of a financial planning case. A 58-year-old couple who have received an unexpected inheritance wonder if the wife needs to work part-time in order to meet their goals. Advisors say it would be beneficial, if both spouses want to have long-term care insurance policies in place
Canada's two major airlines - Air Canada and WestJet - face turbulent times, but their increased discipline should help
Canada's big banks were the major winners in the quarter, as most firms saw earnings declines
Can the 50-year-old office manager and animal lover afford to take a position at a veterinary clinic for less money and fewer benefits, yet still reach her retirement goals? Yes, say two advisors, but she must stick to her budget
Long-term investment performance track records and a history of increasing dividends make these firms well worth considering
Most economists think growth will pick up, but many risks remain
There are glimmers of improvement in the U.S. housing market, but the situation is uneven across the country and there may be setbacks in some regions, according to a recent report from Toronto-Dominion Bank’s economics department in Toronto. For example, prices have increased in both Arizona and Florida as a result of solid job growth […]