Category: Personal Finance 2012

On the surface, selling your home independently seems like a no-brainer. You can potentially save tens of thousands of dollars

My iPhone can do everything. Whether it’s entertaining me in line at the grocery store, posting pictures online, or enabling

In the Canadian telecommunications war between Rogers and Bell, consumers on the couch are beginning to realize there are alternatives

I did the math – and four years of paying rent for a shared apartment has added up to $22,000.

Some university students are learning the hard way about what a poor spending record can mean for their future. One

Graduation is a milestone in every student’s life. It is a time to celebrate accomplishments, reflect on memories, and look

Rummaging through shelves of canned goods at a local food bank, University of Waterloo dropout Rick Kim finds himself in

Chi Wing Hung made his first foray into the stock market about 15 years ago when he was a university

Bank commercials can be highly predictable. On-screen, well-dressed, late thirty-something couples chat amiably with their mortgage advisor, or smile out

There was a good feeling building up in Ella Myers’ mind as she approached her graduation. That feeling is in