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The model and UNICEF spokesperson talks about working 80 hour weeks in high school and the loss of community we experience when we stop being generous.
A Money Diary about subsidized housing, writing for ‘Saturday Night Live,’ and getting into credit card debt from the actress (‘Love, Simon’) and writer.
The star of 'The Goldbergs' tells us why she always kept her side gig and why she'll never live in L.A.
She's the best-selling author of 'Bad Feminist' and 'Hunger.' And until five years ago she'd never saved a penny. The author on her complicated relationship with money.
Smart and simple advice on how to be a financial grownup. See all
What tension between governments means for your investment decisions.
It sounds pretty fancy and sophisticated. But even if you know what it means, you may be doing it wrong.
You're Canadian. But you live in the US. Your RRSP is in Canada. But your 401(k) is in the States. Your TFSA is in Canada. But your.... Don't worry. Our seven-step guide.
Congratulations! You got a bonus! Or a really nice Christmas gift in the form of a cheque. Or any old windfall. Here's how to use it to build wealth.
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Yes! A real print magazine. To touch, smell, and use to both entertain yourself and become a bona fide financial genius. Why did we do it? We're so glad you asked.
We wanted to measure diversity and inclusivity so we anonymously asked Wealthsimple employees about it. The results weren’t what we hoped for, but that’s not why we did it.
We've created a new way to turn spending your money into investing your money. Roundup lets you — you guessed it — round up your credit and debit card purchases, so your spare change works harder
You’ll be able to trade stocks and ETFs with no commissions, on your phone, all with a beautifully intuitive app. Sign up now so you’re first in line when we launch.
Smart insights into the world of money. See all
Entrepreneur Andrew Yang believes automation will cause a jobs apocalypse. And that Universal Basic Income could be a salve — and shouldn't even be a controversial idea.
Maybe you know that everyone's investments should be diversified, but... well, maybe you don't really know what diversification is. Or how it works. Here's an easy guide.
What to do with a refund? We used our deeply scientific formula to calculate the joy different investments will bring over time. Hint: don't buy a hot tub.
Sheelah Kolhatkar — the New Yorker staff writer and author of “Black Edge” — explains billionaires, insider trading, and how hedge funds affect everyone.
Our resident financial genius answers your burning finance-related questions. See all
We rounded up our Portfolio Managers and asked them which things pretty much everyone wants to know.
If you want to know if our fees are worth it, read this, see the services we provide, and decide for yourself. (We're pretty confident.)
Because a savings account is crucial to any smart financial plan. (That's the reason we launched Wealthsimple Smart Savings.) Unless you don't care about risk or making your money make money.
Maybe you’ve started — investing, saving. Maybe you’re ready to start. But you’re not sure if you’re doing it right. Here’s our simple guide.
Casey Wilson and Danielle Schneider — performers, writers, sesh-ers — temporarily take up the mantle of Ms. Etiquette in order to tell us when to tip and how to splurge
Are you inundated with worthy (and not-so-) causes at work? Our columnist has one answer to the charity with a face (from the cubicle next to you) conundrum.
Is it wrong to treat an expense account like a perk? An exploration of the moral world of corporate money.
Our fearless columnist tackles something you really need an etiquette degree for: buying appropriate gifts for graduations, weddings, baby showers and other joyous (and annoying) events.
