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Buying ETFs in Canada Tool: The MoneySense ETF Screener 28/11/2025
Which ETFs should you invest in? Which ones best suit your risk tolerance? What about personal ethics? Check out the MoneySense ETF screener. Bookmark it as it’s updated weekly. The post Buying ETFs in Canada Tool: The MoneySense ETF Screener appeared first on MoneySense.
MoneySense Editors
Making the most of the pension tax credit 28/11/2025
Under what circumstances can you obtain the greatest tax savings on this $2,000 credit? The post Making the most of the pension tax credit appeared first on MoneySense.
Allan Norman, MSc, CFP, CIM
News for investors: Barrick settles Mali dispute and Couche-Tard profit climbs 26/11/2025
A roundup of the latest developments for investors, with insight into Barrick’s negotiations in Mali, Couche-Tard’s performance, and notable takeover bids across sectors. The post News for investors: Barrick settles Mali dispute and Couche-Tard profit climbs appeared first on MoneySense.
The Canadian Press
How cash ETFs keep your money working 25/11/2025
Cash ETFs offer investors liquidity, modest returns, and capital preservation. Experts explain their uses, benefits, and key risks for short-term goals. The post How cash ETFs keep your money working appeared first on MoneySense.
The Canadian Press
What is the CRA’s Voluntary Disclosures Program? 25/11/2025
Learn how the CRA’s updated Voluntary Disclosures Program works, who qualifies, and what relief you can expect if you need to fix past tax filing mistakes. The post What is the CRA’s Voluntary Disclosures Program? appeared first on MoneySense.
Jason Heath, CFP
How much are Canadian families (really) spending on extracurricular activities—and can they afford it? 25/11/2025
Canadian parents spend an average of $1,160 a year on extracurriculars. See how real families compare and get expert tips to keep activities affordable. The post How much are Canadian families (really) spending on extracurricular activities—and can they afford it? appeared first on MoneySense.
Erin Pepler
Canadians aren’t as generous as they used to be 25/11/2025
Recent research shows a long-term drop-off in charitable giving, especially among young Canadians and those who are less well-off. The post Canadians aren’t as generous as they used to be appeared first on MoneySense.
Michael McCullough
AI is poised to become Santa’s little helper this holiday 25/11/2025
More Canadians are using AI to find gifts, compare prices, and navigate holiday sales. Learn how the tech is reshaping shopping—and where it still falls short. The post AI is poised to become Santa’s little helper this holiday appeared first on MoneySense.
The Canadian Press
The 4% rule, revisited: A more flexible approach to retirement income 25/11/2025
Experts weigh in on how the classic 4% withdrawal rule is evolving—and how retirees can tailor it to their own goals, risks, and income sources. The post The 4% rule, revisited: A more flexible approach to retirement income appeared first on MoneySense.
Jonathan Chevreau