Bridget Casey

Stocks and bonds are like peanut butter and jelly: they work best when paired together. Read on to explore details of these two investments and find out how you should use them in your investment strategy.

Choosing between the TFSA vs RRSP is easier than you think. Everyone should have both a TFSA and an RRSP, preferably in an investment account. The TFSA makes sense for virtually everyone, but the RRSP is best for high-income earners or your TFSA is maxed out.

Die With Zero is a retirement saving strategy that will hopefully leave you with no money in the bank at the end of your life—but you'll be far richer in the process.

Wondering how to buy stocks in Canada, but not sure how to get started? If you're new to investing, check out this beginner's guide on how to get started.

Stock charts tell you everything you need to know about any potential stocks you're planning on buying or selling, and they connect you to the wider world of finance and current events. Here's how to use them to your advantage.

Financial literacy for kids starts by teaching the money basics – spending, budgeting, and saving – at a young age. As your child grows up, move into more complex topics like investing, TFSAs and RRSPs, and money management. Finally, learn to be a money mentor to your child throughout their age and stage.

With a guaranteed rate of 1% cash back on all purchases, and an average of 5% cash back at Neo partners depending on your monthly plan and current offers, the Neo Financial Mastercard is one of the most lucrative rewards credit cards in Canada, and one that can earn you some of the highest cash back rates on your everyday purchases. Their high cashback rate combined with the high-interest Neo Money account means you have more money to spend and save for what you want.

If you're a crypto investor, you're probably wondering about the best Canadian crypto exchange in Canada. Keep reading to learn more.

If you're a noob investor, consider this your cheat sheet on the best way to invest money in Canada.

An essential guide on how to decide whether to contribute to an RESP or RRSP.

Expert tips on how to make money on TikTok -- an app for making and sharing short videos.

While it's not required by law, tenant (aka renter's insurance) is important for anyone who rents their home. Read on to learn about the types of coverage this insurance includes and what you should consider in order to protect yourself and your personal property.

What's the difference between GICs and mutual funds? GICs are a type of short-term investment for high-interest savings, whereas mutual funds are a group of investments, such as stocks or bonds, pooled into a single fund.

What's a wallet and why do you need one for your cryptocurrency? Read on to learn why keeping your crypto in your wallet is more secure, and to see your options when it comes to the best crypto wallets in Canada.

When it comes to renters insurance, it's best to play it safe and make sure you have coverage for your possessions and personal liability. However, that doesn't mean you can't get a deal. Read on to learn about Canada's top tenant insurance providers to get the right coverage for you.