The way our parents talked—or didn’t talk—about money shapes how we handle finances as adults, often in ways we don’t even realize until we’re on our own.

Index fund? ETF? We break down the differences in plain English so you can choose the one that works for you—without getting lost in the jargon.

Big changes aren’t the only way to improve your finances. These seven small habits can quietly transform your money over the years.

Think carrying a balance boosts your credit score? Or that credit cards are always bad? We break down the most common credit card myths—and what’s actually true.

Stop letting big expenses catch you off guard. Learn how sinking funds can help you plan ahead, spread out costs, and pay for life’s bigger purchases without stress or debt.

A budget that’s all work and no play is one you won’t stick to. Here’s how a Fun Fund can help you enjoy life and stay on track with your money.

If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by budgeting, the 50/30/20 rule can make it simple. This easy framework helps you balance needs, wants, and savings—without tracking every single expense.

Before you start investing, make sure you’re set up for success. In this post, we cover three important steps to take first so you can invest with confidence and avoid common setbacks.

We’ve all made money mistakes — the key is learning from them. In this post, we share five common pitfalls and simple, practical ways to avoid them so you can set yourself up for long-term financial success.

A high-interest savings account can help your money grow faster without the risk of investing. In this post, we break down what they are, what to look for when choosing one, and how to open an account in Canada or the US.

Investing isn’t just for Wall Street or the ultra-wealthy. It’s about putting your money into opportunities that can grow over time, whether that’s stocks, property, or even art.