Your twenties are a time of exploration – learning about the world and where you fit into it.

Canada's 2024 income tax filing deadline is April 30, 2025. While there is still time, it's always best to be prepared and get all your pertinent documents together. This includes T4s, T5s, or any other income records, including self-employment income. Certain financial products such as a First Home Savings Account (FHSA) or Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) may be eligible for inclusion as well. 

A popular trend that has emerged in online shopping is the "buy now, pay later" model, which allows shoppers to make purchases immediately and split their payments into manageable installments.

As we move along in our lives, achieve our goals, and shift our priorities, it's important to remember to ensure our life insurance still reflects our lifestyle. It's not just about staying organized; it's about making sure the people you care about will be taken care of in the event something unexpected happens. Here are some suggestions of when to revisit a life insurance policy.

2023 marked another impressive year of growth for Manitoba's credit unions, which in turn fuels the growth of the province.

Identity theft is a rapidly growing form of internet fraud, commonly led by "phishing". Phishing can lead to financial loss, identity theft, and the destruction of confidence in any institution whose site has been phished.

Learning good financial habits at a young age can help set you up for future financial success. Here are ten money management tips for students:

Senior citizens can unfortunately be the targets of fraud often because of their trusting nature and generosity.

Do you have debt you are looking to consolidate? Perhaps there is a larger purchase you would like to make? Regardless of why you might be interested in exploring some of your available credit options, it’s important to know which vehicle is best for you. Some of the more typical avenues you might explore include personal loans or lines of credit.

Inflation has been on the minds of Manitobans for over four years now, but where are things currently? June of 2022 saw an annual high of 8.13 per cent inflation according to the Canada Consumer Price Index, while a year later, June 2023 saw a more reasonable 2.81 per cent.