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How to Get Preapproved for a Mortgage

The difference between being prequalified or preapproved for a home loan can be a critical factor in determining whether or not you’ll get the home of your dreams. In short, preapproved homebuyers are far more attractive to sellers than shoppers who are merely prequalified. The good news is

5 Online Side Hustles You Can Start with Minimal Investment

These days, earning money isn’t limited to a traditional 9-to-5 job. With the rise of digital platforms, more people are exploring passive income ideas that provide flexibility, financial independence, and long-term wealth. The best part? Many online business models require little to no upfront investment, making them accessible

3 Financial Building Blocks That All Parents Should Teach Their Kids

No one is born knowing about money, and some people don’t figure it out at any point during adulthood. That’s understandable when you’re taught about basic financial building blocks as a child. Readers of Len’s blog have taken it upon themselves to do that learning, and have likely

Bank fees for non-sufficient funds will be capped at —but not until next March

Bank fees for non-sufficient funds will be capped at $10—but not until next March

Ottawa has put in place new rules limiting the fees banks can levy on customers who don’t have enough in their accounts to cover a cheque or other pre-authorized charges. The updates, included in an order-in-council last week (March 12), cap non-sufficient funds fees at $10 for personal

Stock market news for investors: Shopify’s new exchange, Google’s acquisition, Nvidia’s launches and OTPP’s performance

Here’s a round-up of news for Canadian investors this week. Shopify Google Nvidia Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan Featured RRSP Accounts featured EQ Bank Build your retirement savings with 2.00% interest, tax-deferred contributions and zero fees. go to site featured Registered GIC rate Earn a guaranteed 3.45% in your

What is the Point of Money?

We also answered questions about when to change your asset allocation during a correction, why Wall Street is so bad at price targets, the economic impact of tariffs and taking out a 401k loan to fund a down payment. Further Reading: 10 Great Lines From Where Are the

PeerStreet Bankruptcy Update (March 2025): Why I Avoid Fractional Real Estate Now

My last update on the PeerStreet bankruptcy was about a year and a half ago. PeerStreet marketed high-interest investment loans backed by real estate in $1,000 fractional increments. A few days ago, I received a big, thick envelope with lots of legalese. It appears that actual humans are

Job Tenure is Down: What to Do Before You Quit

Rosie Cima writes for NerdWallet. Email: articles@nerdwallet.com. The article Job Tenure is Down: What to Do Before You Quit originally appeared on NerdWallet. Rosie CimaSource

Bank of England says companies freezing hiring plans as it keeps interest rates on hold

Rate-setting committee also points to mounting global uncertainty as it pauses its cycle of reductions Business live latest updates The Bank of England has said UK businesses are freezing their hiring plans in response to Rachel Reeves’s tax increases and to mounting global uncertainty as it kept interest

UK pay growth remains high, making interest rate cut less likely

Unemployment was level in January, but has risen over the past six months Business live latest updates Pay growth remained high at 5.8% in the three months to January, according to official data, maintaining the pressure on Bank of England policymakers to keep interest rates elevated when they

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