Author: Robert Jessi

Investing.com — Canada has imposed a temporary 10% tariff on imports of canned vegetables to protect domestic growers and food processors, Bloomberg reported on Friday, citing a statement from the Department of Finance. The safeguard measure took effect on June 19 and will remain in place for up to 200 days. Officials said the action follows an investigation launched earlier this year into possible trade diversion affecting the domestic market. According to the finance ministry, World Trade Organization rules allow countries to impose safeguard measures when rising imports threaten to cause serious harm to domestic producers. The tariff will not…

Enter pop-up weddings, which streamline the whole planning process for a single fee. When you book a pop-up wedding, you’re sharing the date and venue with other couples, staggering your events throughout the day. We spoke with Alicia Thurston, CEO and Creative Director of the Pop-Up Chapel, Canada’s first all-inclusive micro-wedding company, to find out how this modern model is shaking up the wedding industry. How much does a wedding cost in Canada? Between the venue, officiant, flowers, photographer, music and entertainment, food and wedding cake, and formal clothing, wedding costs add up quickly. The average traditional wedding in Canada…

The Pound to Canadian Dollar (GBP/CAD) exchange rate traded in a narrow range on Wednesday as softer-than-expected UK inflation data weighed on Sterling while falling oil prices limited support for the commodity-linked Canadian Dollar. At the time of writing, GBP/CAD was trading at CA$1.8782, little changed on the day. Latest — Exchange Rates:Pound to Canadian Dollar (GBP/CAD): 1.87917Euro to Canadian Dollar (EUR/CAD): 1.62497 (-0.01%)Dollar to Canadian Dollar (USD/CAD): 1.40093 (+0.09%) DAILY RECAP: The Pound (GBP) struggled to gain traction after the latest UK inflation figures came in below expectations. Data from the Office for National Statistics showed headline inflation remained…

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What are prediction markets? Prediction markets allow investors to bet on the outcome of real-world events like whether Canada’s inflation rate will rise in a particular period, who will win an election, or which team will come out on top after a sporting match. The topic they’re betting on usually has a fixed number of outcomes and poses a yes-or-no question. Investors put their support behind one of the outcomes by purchasing corresponding contracts, usually for less than $1. The more people who bet on one of the outcomes by purchasing a contract, the higher the purchase price will be.…

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Education is expensive, homeownership is delayed, careers have evolved. There’s a new set of milestones for financial adulthood, and timelines have changed. The first goal for young people starts when they land a job, according to Chris Merrick, principal at Merrick Financial and a fee-only financial planner in Toronto. As soon as you get a paycheque, you need to draft a budget. “Budgeting is more of a tool than a chore,” Merrick said. “The new normal is that a budget is less of a sign of financial struggle, it is more like financial literacy, because cost of living, housing is…

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But there’s another talking point that’s dominated headlines: the insidious cost of attending a game. A culture of expensive sport It’s already more expensive to attend major sporting events in North America than the rest of the world, and soccer’s governing body appears to have taken inspiration from some of the worst practices on the continent.  FIFA implemented dynamic pricing, a system where prices rise as demand grows. And to top it off, the governing body took charge of the resale market, too. It’s a move reminiscent of music ticketing giant Ticketmaster, which controversially operates in primary and secondary markets.…

Managing your money doesn’t have to be stressful—or expensive. Whether you’re looking to pay down debt, stash away savings, or simply stay on top of monthly expenses, budgeting apps can make your financial goals more achievable. The best part? Many of the most effective tools out there are completely free. Here’s a look at the top free budgeting apps in 2025 that can help you master your money without spending a cent. 1. Mint (by Intuit) Perfect for: Beginners who want everything in one place What makes it stand out:Mint remains one of the most popular budgeting apps around thanks…