Anita Bruinsma

It’s a good time to start healthy routines, such as sound financial habits

Mutual funds may come with higher fees than products such as ETFs, but for those unsure of how to invest, they can be the best option

If it sounds to good to be true, it almost always is. Investors need to recognize the red flags

Make a plan and stick to it, because stock markets withstand the effects of events over the long term

Disability planning can feel overwhelming with its many components. Here are some ways to get started

With easy access to your accounts, the temptation to tinker with your portfolio can be strong

A well-constructed retirement plan should account for unfavourable events like inflation and stock market volatility

Showing your young adult kids how to file a return helps to demystify taxes, set up a good financial habit and teach them ways to reduce taxes down the road

There are other considerations when evaluating the right broker for you like convenience and ‘look and feel’

Looming U.S. tariffs are just one uncertainty hanging over Canadians right now

Here are three questions to see whether you have what it takes to be a DIY investor when times are tough

January is a good time to review how much you’re spending on, saving for and teaching your children

People who learn to invest using ETFs tend to find it much easier than they expected, and most wish they had learned sooner

Investing is a life skill and learning to do it properly, especially at a young age, means they can take full advantage of the power of time and compounding to grow their savings

Parents are supporting adult kids. But should they be?

When home owning spouses face a divorce, one spouse might want to buy out the other. But increasingly, that’s financially out of reach

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If there is room for only one more mandatory topic, it should be investing

Working and earning a paycheque early in life is useful for developing an understanding of money and the skills for managing it. The best way to truly understand the value of money is to experience it

To really understand what these numbers mean, would-be parents need to take a closer look at their individual circumstances