Finance

What WWDC tells us about the future of Apple and the iPhone

JUNE 09: Apple CEO Tim Cook speaks during the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) on June 09, 2025 in Cupertino, California.Justin Sullivan/Getty ImagesThis post originally appeared in the...

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Jamie Golombek: July brings a greater opportunity for income splitting

This coming July 1 will be particularly special. Sure, Canada will be celebrating its 158th birthday that day, but even more exciting for some of us is that the ...

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How does Jon invest in his RRIF so he has enough cash when he must start withdrawing?

Q. I am in my 70s and must withdraw a minimum amount from my registered retirement income fund ( ...

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Tony Robbins sends strong message to Americans on 401(k)s, IRAs

As life expectancy increases, many American workers are rethinking their approach to saving and investing for retirement.Finance expert and motivational speaker Tony Robbins acknowledges this reali...

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Steps to take to regain control during high-stress financial and life events

In times of uncertainty, whether it relates to work, a family illness, a natural disaster or personal financial circumstances, it can be challenging to decide what to do. There are, however,...

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Intergenerational Living Could Address the Affordable Housing and Care Gaps

There’s growing discussion of “social” housing as part of the solution to the ongoing housing crisis. While it can have various meanings, social housing is essentially public or subsidized housing ...

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We bought a house with my parents, and now, 3 generations live under one roof. It works for us.

The author and her family bought a house with her parents.Photo credit: Joel NeviusBuying a house with my parents made the most sense for us in the current market. We did renovations to turn it int...

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I'm turning 60 and refuse to slow down. I'm focusing on staying healthy so I can continue to do the things I love.

The author says that getting older doesn't mean slowing down.Courtesy of the authorI'm about to turn 60 and don't want to slow down. I've changed my diet and activities to be healthier and be able ...

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New York renters will save a ton of money on moving starting today

The FARE Act goes into effect June 11, and it could save NYC renters thousands of dollars on apartment broker fees.Spencer Platt/Getty ImagesThe FARE Act shifts broker fee responsibility to landlor...

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The list of major companies laying off staff this year, including Morgan Stanley, Disney, UPS, and Meta

Bob Iger, CEO of Disney. Disney confirmed to BI on June 2 that it was laying off several hundred employees globally.Charley Gallay/Getty ImagesCompanies such as UPS, Meta, Microsoft, BlackRock, and...

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Is the Scarring from Unemployment Worse for Black Workers?

Abstract This paper compares how Black and White workers with stable jobs fare after an unemployment shock. Using administrative earnings data from the Continuous Work History Sample, the a...

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The Medicaid Requirements in Trump’s Spending Bill Will Hurt the People Who Need It Most. Here’s How.

Getting people to work probably isn’t the point. As a rule, I don’t trust any piece of major legislation whose title contains literally no information on its contents. So, when I saw that Re...

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A 1% tax cut isn't tax reform nor is it needle-moving for most Canadians

Many tax practitioners, including me, have called for tax reform ...

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A Big Four consulting giant tries to make accounting less boring with AI

Raj Sharma, EY global managing partner of growth and innovation.EYEY is investing $1 billion in AI to attract more talent into the accounting profession.There's a shortage of accountants due to com...

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Hidden risks for Canadians planning to downsize their retirement

Residential real estate makes up a significant share of household wealth ...

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Everyone's rethinking how to tackle the job market these days

Marcial Quinones (not pictured) has struggled to land a job.Maria Korneeva/Getty ImagesThis post originally appeared in the BI Today newsletter.You can sign up for Business Insider's daily newslett...

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I've been a financial planner for over 10 years. Here are the 6 most useful lessons I've learned from my wealthiest clients.

Anyone can apply wealthy habits to improve their financial life.Sumala Chidchoi/Getty ImagesThe author has over 10 years of experience as a certified public accountant and financial planner.Most o...

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Finance

What WWDC tells us about the future of Apple and the iPhone

Jamie Golombek: July brings a greater opportunity for income splitting

How does Jon invest in his RRIF so he has enough cash when he must start withdrawing?

Tony Robbins sends strong message to Americans on 401(k)s, IRAs

Steps to take to regain control during high-stress financial and life events

Intergenerational Living Could Address the Affordable Housing and Care Gaps

We bought a house with my parents, and now, 3 generations live under one roof. It works for us.

I'm turning 60 and refuse to slow down. I'm focusing on staying healthy so I can continue to do the things I love.

New York renters will save a ton of money on moving starting today

The list of major companies laying off staff this year, including Morgan Stanley, Disney, UPS, and Meta

Is the Scarring from Unemployment Worse for Black Workers?

The Medicaid Requirements in Trump’s Spending Bill Will Hurt the People Who Need It Most. Here’s How.

A 1% tax cut isn't tax reform nor is it needle-moving for most Canadians

A Big Four consulting giant tries to make accounting less boring with AI

Hidden risks for Canadians planning to downsize their retirement

Everyone's rethinking how to tackle the job market these days

I've been a financial planner for over 10 years. Here are the 6 most useful lessons I've learned from my wealthiest clients.

My mother and grandmother have no savings, and I'm bitter that I'll need to support them as they age

Amazon freezes hiring budget for its big retail business this year

How should Ramona invest a critical illness insurance payout of $300,000?

Here’s how to start investing in your 60s