James Britton

"Sequence of Returns Risk" is a critical threat to retirement plans; it occurs when market downturns coincide with withdrawals, forcing retirees to sell assets at a loss. tinybfs.com/t/36mqbG

Fraudsters are creating highly convincing fake dealership websites, cloning legitimate sites with real vehicle photos and branding. Here's what to watch out for, and the tell-tale signs that it's a scam. tinybfs.com/t/KE3GjR

Is the September Effect real? Discover historical market data behind stock performance in September, why autumn volatility occurs, and strategies for investors. tinybfs.com/t/lImNRG

Planning to never retire is a dangerous retirement plan. Even if you don’t want to retire, you may not be able to continue working through no choice of your own. tinybfs.com/t/2Dee7B

Caring for an aging pet can mean difficult financial choices. Here's how to prepare for costly treatment and end-of-life care. tinybfs.com/t/aFLZVY

More Canadians are exploring alternatives to the Big Six. Learn what to compare before switching banks and how to make the move smoothly. tinybfs.com/t/mFRfzq

With the U.S. government making direct investments in public companies and the introduction of Trump accounts that will bring millions of new investors into the stock market, what happens when the next bear market arrives? tinybfs.com/t/Hf5z13

A renewal wave is putting borrowers managing higher payments under pressure, according to a Mortgage Professionals Canada report. tinybfs.com/t/gJOLUz

The growing use of AI agents is set to increase corporate AI token spend, and some companies are using techniques from the cloud era to control costs. tinybfs.com/t/5zdrND

Over the past 100 years, a remarkably small group of companies has generated nearly all of the stock market’s gains—an important reminder of how much long-term investing can hinge on staying invested. tinybfs.com/t/E9f4N1

What it means to be working class in the U.S. tinybfs.com/t/19ZPoN

Young people don’t need another slew of statistics telling them their financial lives will be different from their parents’ generation. They need a plan. tinybfs.com/t/IbdGbW

Americans are traveling in record numbers as cruise lines sell out and airlines add capacity, even as fuel prices rise and global demand reshapes the summer travel outlook. tinybfs.com/t/f1iv2y

"The federal government has accumulated nearly double the amount of debt that it repaid in the mid-1990s to late-2000s." tinybfs.com/t/JFkJbl

Without Hardisty, Alta., there would be no gas for your car, asphalt for roads, jet fuel for jaunts or billions in oil revenues flowing to Alberta and Ottawa. It might be a tiny dot on the map, but its impact on Canada's welfare is tinybfs.com/t/XVj9ab

Many of the complications affecting travelers in 2026 aren’t covered by standard insurance policies. Here’s an explainer to help you navigate your options amid unprecedented uncertainty. tinybfs.com/t/3vWn4i

Quarterly tax instalments are required if your balance due is more than $3,000 and was greater than $3,000 in either 2025 or 2024. tinybfs.com/t/bjSxAI

Opting for the “dual income, no kids” lifestyle can have its perks, but it doesn’t come without its own unique set of financial challenges. tinybfs.com/t/0sOYXb

Learn why "wellness maxxing" can be a well-meaning — but ultimately unhealthy — distortion of work-life balance, and it can do more harm than good in the long run, turning self-care into stress. tinybfs.com/t/T1NNxr

Economic theory identifies three ways households can build resilience against a negative income or wealth shock. tinybfs.com/t/2nCDWe