Student debt. Chances are you've heard of it. The average law student in Canada graduates with nearly $72,000 in student loans. In Ontario, the number's even higher at $83,000.

What if I told you about a new job opening? Onboarding consists of extreme physical pain, and you'll be expected to be on-call 24/7. The boss is wildly less experienced than you.

Do you find it hard to save money? Are you stressed that you haven't put enough aside for retirement? Does achieving your life dreams feel elusive?

Whether you're heading to a conference, escaping winter for a week, or planning a summer trip overseas, there's one assumption many Canadians make...

At the back of almost every refrigerator is a calcified lime, a smudge of kale. Last year, Canadians threw away a staggering $50B worth of food.

Money. Some days, it seems simple enough. We trade our time and skills for it, then trade it for things to eat and a place to sleep. But other days?

"We bought our first life insurance policy right after we had our first child. The reality of being parents really hit home, and I kept thinking about all our new responsibilities.

We're back with Alison Hughes, Director of National Distribution at Lawyers Financial. In our first conversation, Hughes laid out the differences between term life insurance...

Personal finance is a top calendar-turning priority for many Canadians, with perennial goals like "save more," and "pay off debt" near the top of the list. Great, yes, do those things...

Jo Carr-West, Partner in our Family & Relationships department, discusses what the rise in divorces among people over 50 means, and what advisors should know.

We all have to pay our share to the tax authority. By our rough calculations, taxes represent half of the things that are coming for all of us.

I give this paper with some difficulty today, understanding that in the balance, we are not accustomed to thinking that amongst our own, new ideas with profound global application are in any way possible. I say this because it is exactly the business I am in, which is to formulate new ideas applicable not only within our national limits, but also in the global international context. And, as a practical matter, I intend to use this occasion, as a sign of respect for your interest in ideas, to adv

Traditionally, talent wars have been won and lost at the paycheque. However, new research from the 2022 Report on the State of the Legal Market suggests that although law firm turn-over...

As the end of another eventful year approaches, our Banking Litigation Yearbook looks back at what 2023 delivered from the perspective of in-house lawyers at financial institutions.

The investigation and prosecution of tax evasion has, in the last decade, grown from a specialized subcategory of law enforcement into a first-tier policy concern for the global community.

As the value of bitcoins continues to soar, there has been increased interest in whether cryptocurrencies may one day replace traditional currencies.

Rainy day savings. According to the latest Canadian Financial Capability Survey, more than a third of Canadians....

Mortgage insurance and life insurance both purport to protect your loved ones in the case of your death. But only one will give your beneficiaries the freedom to use those payments...

Financial advisors like to remind us that every season is the right season to save for retirement. And it is. But for those of us who respond to the validating power of a contribution receipt,...

Whether you're getting ready for retirement or are already retired, this next stage in life will be full of important decisions. At the top of the list: how to preserve your hard-earned wealth, while also living...