The affordability crisis in Canada and beyond
The rising cost of living in Canada has many people worried about taking care of their families and staying afloat financially.
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What is an RDSP?
Many Canadians have family members with disabilities, and it might be hard for them not to worry about the future, health, and happiness of these loved ones. Luckily, when it comes to planning for their financial well-being, there is a savings plan meant to help Canadians save for the long-term financial security of persons with disabilities. It’s called the Registered Disability Savings Plan (or RDSP).
What is core inflation?
Inflation is the rate of change in price levels. It’s a broad measure used to convey the increase in cost of living in a particular nation or its provinces/states. Core…
What are distributions and why do funds make distributions?
What are distributions? Why do mutual fund and ETF investors receive these mysterious ‘payouts’?
What is a mortgage stress test?
Can you really afford a mortgage? This is the question at the root of mortgage stress tests. They determine whether you could continue to afford your scheduled payments if interest rates rise.
Can Barbie afford her Dream House?
Giant Malibu houses, townhouses in New York, and the life you always wanted. Barbie taught us that we can be anything and have everything. But if Barbie was real, could she afford her dream home? What can we learn from Barbie about changing real estate markets, mortgages and labour participation?
