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How to talk to your family about money

Talking about money is hard—but avoiding it can cause lasting damage. Learn how to start the conversation with clarity and care.

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Wipe out money anxiety with a financial self-care routine

Canadians often focus on mental and physical well-being but overlook financial health. Learn to integrate financial self-care into your routine.
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Five smart ways to start a budget: video

Learning the basics of budgeting can help you take control of your finances.
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Celebrating inchstones can help you reach your money goals

Why wait for milestones? Break your goals into small steps, celebrate wins, and stay motivated for success!
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From asset to yield: Financial jargon decoded

An essential glossary of some of the most common terms found in banking, investing and economics.
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Save, spend, repeat: Three money stories

There's lots to learn from the finances of others, so we talk to three people from across Quebec, each in very different circumstances.
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How I switched banks

I've collected a few too many bank accounts over the years. So, I decided to consolidate all of my various accounts into two simple ones: chequing and savings with a new bank. Here's how the process unfolded.
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The ‘new normal’ of higher interest rates

It's time to stop looking at higher interest rates as a temporary phase, says Matthew Rajnauth, Tangerine's Chief Financial Officer, in an interview.
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Pro budgeting tips from TikTok influencer Rimi

A personal finance content creator shares why tracking your finances is so important, plus her favourite budgeting tools.
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