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Did you know?
On average, Canadians plan on spending almost $2,000 this holiday season, with the majority of the spending on travel ($1,802), followed by holiday gifts ($519) and entertaining, decorations, and other holiday expenses.
Most Canadians plan to cut back on spending this holiday season, survey shows →Word of the week
Asset Class
Asset classes categorize assets that share similar characteristics. The three main types of asset classes are equities, fixed income, and cash equivalents.
What Are Asset Classes? More Than Just Stocks and Bonds →Budgeting
12 Tips To Build A Holiday Budget That Won’t Break The Bank by True Tamplin
Learn to allocate funds wisely while keeping holiday cheer alive →Infographic of the week
Canadian Housing Market Data from WOWO
Canada’s housing market buzzed with activity in October 2024 during a month with significant home sales and price changes across the country. In October 2024, the national benchmark home price, which measures the price of a “typical” home, was $707,700, a 0.8% monthly decrease and down 3.2% year-over-year. However, it has jumped 77% over the past decade.
Canadian Housing Market Report →Investing
Warren Buffett’s 10 Best Lessons on How To Be Successful in Investing Story by Jacob Wade
Warren Buffett is worth almost $150 billion and is one of the best American investors of all time. He’s shared his wisdom with investors over the years, helping new and experienced investors learn to “be like Buffett.”
Here are 10 investing tips from the “Oracle of Omaha” himself to help you build your wealth →Serious stuff
11 Financial Words All Parents Should Teach Their Kids by Jennifer Ryan Woods
The following is a list of terms that experts say every kid should learn →Fun stuff
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