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  • Pop-Up Weddings Could Save You $30,000 Without the Stress
    Budgeting

    Pop-Up Weddings Could Save You $30,000 Without the Stress

    Claire Davenport June 15, 2026 1:00 pm

    Canadian couples are ditching $40,000 traditional weddings for pop-up celebrations that cost less and feel more authentic. The average Canadian wedding now costs $40,000, which…

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  • World Cup tickets are stupid expensive but you’re not missing out
    Budgeting

    World Cup tickets are stupid expensive but you’re not missing out

    Claire Davenport June 15, 2026 8:00 am

    FIFA wants $400+ for nosebleed seats, but smart fans know the real party is happening elsewhere for free. FIFA's World Cup ticket prices are borderline…

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  • Your AI Money Coach Might Be Terrible at Math
    Budgeting

    Your AI Money Coach Might Be Terrible at Math

    Claire Davenport June 12, 2026 6:00 pm

    More Canadians are asking ChatGPT for financial advice, but AI has some serious blind spots with your money. ChatGPT can write you a decent budget…

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  • AI Makes Starting New Hobbies in Retirement Actually Possible
    Retirement

    AI Makes Starting New Hobbies in Retirement Actually Possible

    Claire Davenport June 12, 2026 1:00 pm

    The biggest retirement challenge isn't money — it's overcoming the intimidation of trying something completely new. Most retirement advice focuses on having enough money, but…

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  • RDSP withdrawals are way more complicated than anyone tells you
    Retirement

    RDSP withdrawals are way more complicated than anyone tells you

    Claire Davenport June 12, 2026 8:00 am

    That disability savings plan has a 10-year waiting period and clawback rules that can bite hard. Your RDSP isn't like other registered accounts where you…

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  • EV Rentals Could Save You Money But Good Luck Finding One
    Budgeting

    EV Rentals Could Save You Money But Good Luck Finding One

    Claire Davenport June 11, 2026 8:00 am

    Gas at $1.70+ per litre has Canadians hunting for electric rental cars, but rental fleets haven't caught up to demand. With gas hovering around $1.70…

    Read More EV Rentals Could Save You Money But Good Luck Finding OneContinue

  • That $356 jacket debate reveals how we justify expensive purchases
    Budgeting

    That $356 jacket debate reveals how we justify expensive purchases

    Claire Davenport June 5, 2026 6:00 pm

    A TV show fleece sparks fan outrage over pricing, but the real story is about how we talk ourselves into splurging. A fleece jacket from…

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  • Your Home Insurance Probably Covers Wildfires But Not How You Think
    Housing

    Your Home Insurance Probably Covers Wildfires But Not How You Think

    Claire Davenport June 5, 2026 8:00 am

    Most policies include fire damage, but the fine print around evacuation costs and timing could surprise you. Standard home insurance in Canada covers wildfire damage…

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  • Your home insurance bill just got 6% more expensive
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    Your home insurance bill just got 6% more expensive

    Claire Davenport June 4, 2026 8:00 am

    Home insurance rates jumped 5.7% this year, and it's not just inflation — it's climate change hitting your wallet. Canadian home insurance premiums climbed 5.7%…

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  • Alberta’s Car Insurance Crisis: What $1,835 Premiums Actually Mean
    Budgeting

    Alberta’s Car Insurance Crisis: What $1,835 Premiums Actually Mean

    Claire Davenport June 3, 2026 6:00 pm

    Second-highest rates in Canada, 23% yearly increases, and confused drivers facing a system overhaul in 2027. Your Alberta car insurance bill hit $1,835 this year…

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  • Canada’s Credit System Ignores Your Foreign Credit History
    Debt

    Canada’s Credit System Ignores Your Foreign Credit History

    Claire Davenport June 3, 2026 1:00 pm

    Excellent credit in your home country means nothing here, but some banks are finally starting to change that. If you arrive in Canada with a…

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  • Hidden money for disabled students that most families miss
    Earning

    Hidden money for disabled students that most families miss

    Claire Davenport June 3, 2026 8:00 am

    Canadian disabled students pay more for school but qualify for grants and supports most families never hear about. If you're supporting a disabled student or…

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