MoneyPilot News & Guides

Financial news that leads to a useful decision.

We focus on Canadian money changes that affect real household calculations, plus evergreen guides that stay useful after the headline fades.

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Latest official Canadian financial updates

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Latest updates

Rates, taxes and policy

Current articles are dated and linked to primary sources.

Jul 15, 2026 • Rates

Bank of Canada holds at 2.25%

Borrower implications and mortgage renewal scenarios.

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Aug 20, 2026 • Rates

Next decision: September 2

What borrowers and savers should watch.

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2026 • Taxes

Ontario tax brackets

Federal and Ontario rates in plain language.

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2026 • Investing taxes

Capital-gains inclusion update

The proposed increase was not pursued.

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Evergreen

Core money guides

RRSP vs. TFSA

Tax-rate logic and account differences.

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FHSA guide

Room, deductions and home withdrawals.

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Avalanche vs. snowball

Two debt payoff strategies compared.

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Mortgage prepayments

Extra payments and amortization.

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Emergency funds

How to size a cash buffer.

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Compound interest

Fees, inflation and contribution growth.

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Rent vs. buy

Compare costs beyond rent vs. payment.

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Retirement savings

Build a target from spending backwards.

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