Finance

A 10.4% high-yield income ETF that you can take to the bank

Global X Equal Weight Canadian Bank Covered Call ETF (TSX:BKCC) stands out as an excellent sector covered-call ETF for 2026. The post A 10.4% High-Yield Income ETF That You Can Take to the Bank appeared first on The Motley Fool Canada.

Woman reveals how she saved £100,000 at the age of 26 on a £20,000 salary - thanks to 3 habits

Hannah Bevington, 26, from Warwickshire, who works in marketing as a social media manager, regularly shares advice on being financially savvy to her 30,000 followers on social media.

The five vital money conversations every couple should have

The five vital money conversations every couple should have - Establishing trust and money goals earlier in a relationship can help avoid escalating problems later

Five ways to make more than a billion dollars

One of the most notable characteristics of 2025 has been the shamelessness of the billionaire class and the conspicuousness of its corruption. For many years, whenever I’ve warned that an increasing portion of the nation’s wealth is falling into the hands of an ever-smaller number of people, the moneyed interests have responded: “But that’s just th...

Jefferies profit beats estimates on deal surge, takes $30 million loss linked to First Brands

By Lananh Nguyen and Prakhar Srivastava Jan 7 (Reuters) - Jefferies beat estimates for fourth-quarter profit on Wednesday, boosted by a rebound in dealmaking and strong underwriting, giving investors an early signal about the strength of Wall Street's investment-banking business. Banks have been buoyed by a rebound in merger activity, shaking off earlier pressures from spring tariff-driven

They dragged a money box out of the river and stopped guessing

What began as a routine magnet fishing find quickly became more intriguing when a metal money box surfaced from the river. As it was examined, questions emerged about how it ended up there and what might be hidden inside.

2 Canadian dividend giants to buy forever and ever

You don’t need 100 stocks, a couple of dividend giants can do a lot of the heavy lifting if their cash flows stay durable. The post 2 Canadian Dividend Giants to Buy Forever and Ever appeared first on The Motley Fool Canada.

Business matters: US prosecutors open investigation into Jerome Powell

U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell says the country's Department of Justice served the central bank with subpoenas on Sunday, threatening a criminal indictment. This comes after Powell's testimony over the summer regarding the 2.5 billion dollar renovation of two office buildings. Jazan Grewal has this story and more for Business Matters on Jan. 12, 2025.

Wall Street ticks to records after shaking off worries about Trump's feud with the Fed

NEW YORK (AP) — Wall Street ticked to more records Monday after bouncing back from losses taken because of worries about the worsening feud between the White House and the Federal Reserve, one that experts warn could lead to higher inflation in the future.

Canadian dollar rebounds on Fed independence worries

By Fergal Smith TORONTO, Jan 12 (Reuters) - The Canadian dollar clawed back some recent declines against its U.S. counterpart on Monday as increased concerns about the independence of the Federal Reserve weighed on the greenback. The loonie was trading 0.3% higher at 1.3875 per U.S. dollar, or 72.07 U.S. cents, after trading in a range of 1.3868 to 1.3917. On Friday, the currency touched a

New online bank feature can save you over £1,600 a year with simple daily check

The 5 millionaire habits that make early retirement possible — and how you can use them to reach financial freedom

Being deliberate is key

What happens when you crash a $500,000 Lamborghini

This Lamborghini was bought for less than half its original value. On paper, it looks like a deal. In reality, carbon fiber, hybrid systems, and extreme voltage turn repairs into a financial minefield. One wrong move could cost tens of thousands more.

The cheap mortgages only open to some households – and how you can get them

Certain banks will offer you better rates if you have current accounts or investments with them

How to make money while traveling the world

Transform the way you view world exploration by learning how to turn every trip into a valuable financial and personal investment. This insightful guide explains practical strategies for travelers to monetize their experiences, from building a professional creative portfolio that lands dream jobs to producing high-quality content for stock footage and brand collaborations. By traveling with a clear purpose and leveraging social media, it is possible to recover travel expenses and even generate a significant profit while exploring new destinations. Beyond the monetary benefits, travel serves as a powerful educational investment that fosters personal growth, cultural understanding, and life lessons that cannot be taught in a traditional classroom setting. Embracing the risks and opportunities of travel not only creates lasting memories but also develops essential skills that contribute to long-term career success and a more unified global perspective.

The future of cash: How much money do Europeans carry today?

Fewer and fewer consumers are choosing to use cash, instead relying on cards and mobile payments. Even so, for some consumers and within certain sectors — cash remains king. View on euronews

The premium bonds winners in Iran, Russia and Syria who have scooped £17,400 in prizes since 2020

Overseas Premium Bonds holders across the globe have bagged thousands of pounds worth of Premium Bonds prizes.

Our mortgage is going up by £250 a month – we will overpay as much as we can first

A total of 1.8 million households are seeing their mortgage deals expire this year - and many will be left paying more

How financial abuse manifests in relationships — and one woman’s quest to get out

“You’re going to take ownership of the things you have control over — and there’s more in control than you think"

Trump hints at when you can expect a $2,000 tariff check

Trump hints at when you can expect a $2,000 tariff check - but be prepared to wait - Trump has repeatedly floated the idea of giving cash to Americans, which he claimed is possible due to revenue generated from his trade tariffs

When I made $1 million, friends and family kept asking for money. I had to cut some relationships out of my life

Financial success is often portrayed as freedom, yet it can introduce pressures rarely discussed. As income rises, expectations shift, and relationships get strained because someone is making more money.

“We’ll inherit $30 trillion” - how millennials and Gen Z will shape the future

Millennials and Gen Z are set to inherit nearly $30 trillion, the largest transfer of wealth in history. At the same time, they’ll inherit massive challenges, from climate change to inequality and geopolitical instability. Miguel Goncalves explains how investing — especially through environmental, social, and governance (ESG) data — can help direct money toward companies built to last in a changing world. By shifting expectations, improving data, and building trust, the next generation’s investments could shape not just markets, but the future of society itself

Mumbai: The financial powerhouse of India

This video highlights Mumbai’s role as India’s financial and economic capital, showcasing its wealth, key institutions like the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and Reserve Bank of India (RBI), and its contribution to India’s GDP and international trade. It also explores the city’s iconic landmarks and its unique blend of luxury and urban dynamics.

My solo travel money-saving tips from almost three decades of experience

Why most workers never built wealth, no matter how hard they worked

For decades, workers were told that wages were enough if they worked hard and stayed loyal. This story showed why that promise rarely delivered real security. When ownership was shared instead of hoarded, behavior inside the company changed completely. Productivity rose, loyalty strengthened, and wealth finally reached the people creating value. The lesson challenged how modern capitalism actually worked.

Lululemon expects holiday-quarter revenue, profit to be at top end of prior forecast

Jan 12 (Reuters) - Apparel retailer Lululemon Athletica said on Monday it expects fourth-quarter revenue and profit to be toward the high end of its previous forecast range on the back of strong demand during the holiday season. Shares of the company were up about 1% in premarket trading. They had fallen nearly 46% in 2025. The positive forecast comes as Lululemon contends with challenges,

Millennials: Don’t make this TFSA mistake or you may lose a fortune

Avoid the TFSA mistake that many millennials and Gen Z are making. Learn how to make the most of your Tax-Free Savings Account. The post Millennials: Don’t Make This TFSA Mistake or You May Lose a Fortune appeared first on The Motley Fool Canada.

House sitter saves £12k a year on rent and bills

Emma has also travelled across Europe without paying a penny for hotels.

Data centers will need $3 trillion in next 4 years, report reveals

AI’s insatiable thirst for data centers will need $3 trillion in investment in next 4 years, report reveals - Banks and other institutional lenders will have to play a ‘prominent role’ to provide financing for the projects, according to Moody’s Ratings

Polygon targets stablecoin payments with deals worth $250 million

Jan 13 (Reuters) - Blockchain firm Polygon Labs said on Tuesday it would buy crypto payments company Coinme and crypto infrastructure provider Sequence for more than $250 million, as it looks to tap the growing demand for stablecoin-based transactions. Stablecoins, digital tokens pegged to stable assets such as the U.S. dollar, are increasingly being explored as a tool for payments and

Gold records, Sibanye Stillwater, Equinox: Why the USD 5,000 scenario is becoming reality, and Africa is turning into a jackpot for AJN Resources

January 12, 2026, marks a psychological turning point in financial history. With the Handelsblatt article discussing a potential rise in the price of gold to USD 5,000 per ounce, a scenario that was long considered the domain of apocalyptic optimists has entered the mainstream. But unlike previous cycles, this price increase is not only driven by f...

'Inheritance tax insurance' being taken out by increasing numbers of pension savers

Whole-life cover can be used to cover inheritance tax bills, though experts warn it may not be right for everyone

Here's the number of Canadians who reach $1 million by retirement — and 3 steps to help you get there. Are you close?

The keys to get into the seven-figure club

Money matters with Aspire Wealth Partners

Aspire Wealth Partners joins Global News Morning Calgary to offer insight into the day’s biggest market stories.

19 Canadian money habits the rest of the world should copy

Canadians have developed practical money habits that combine discipline, foresight, and everyday efficiency. From using contactless payments to investing early

Gold tipped to hit record $5K after probe into US Fed chief

Gold raced to a fresh record high and the dollar fell as a criminal investigation into the head of the US Federal Reserve fuelled fears over the central bank's independence.

Robert Kiyosaki says this asset will surge 400% in a year — urges investors not to miss out. Do you own any?

The author has some urgent advice for investors

TSB launches £200 current account switching deal as competition between banks ramps up

TSB has kicked off the new year with a new bank switching bonus worth £200.

Gen Z woman divides internet after winning lottery by rejecting $1 million guaranteed lump sum

A 20-year-old Canadian won a $1 million lottery but sparked controversy after she chose $1,000 weekly payments for life instead of taking the lump sum.

Not just a number: Indonesia zeroes in on rare currency revamp

Visitors to Bali or any of the other 13,000 or so islands that make up the 5,000-kilometer-wide Indonesian archipelago have long had to grapple with wads of banknotes bearing as many or more zeroes as a hand has fingers. With a euro worth 19,634 Indonesian rupiah as of January 5, figuring out the price in a traveller's home currency of bottle of Bi...

10 simple money habits that slowly create financial prosperity

Economic success can hardly be the outcome of accidental wealth or hostile choices. Rather, it is … 10 Simple Money Habits That Slowly Create Financial ProsperityRead more

This stock could be the best investment of the decade

This stock could easily be the best investment of the decade with its combination of high yield, high growth potential, and discounted valuation. The post This Stock Could Be the Best Investment of the Decade appeared first on The Motley Fool Canada.

3 dividend stocks to help you achieve financial freedom

These three quality dividend stocks can help you achieve financial freedom. The post 3 Dividend Stocks to Help You Achieve Financial Freedom appeared first on The Motley Fool Canada.

PSA: Talk to your parents and grandparents about fraud

How families can spot scams, start tough conversations and protect their parents' and grandparents' life savings

Canadians feel growing money shame, argue that talking about finances should be more acceptable

The survey of 1,533 adults shows that 84% of Canadians currently carry debt, and one in seven are unsure they will ever be able to pay it off

He saved $1.5M for retirement and has zero debt — so why does she still feel broke at 72?

Feeling ready to retire is more than a matter of dollars and cents — it's a mindset shift

Dollar rises versus euro and Swiss franc with markets eyeing US jobs report

By Chibuike Oguh NEW YORK, Jan 8 (Reuters) - The dollar gained against the euro and Swiss franc on Thursday, as investors awaited Friday’s crucial nonfarm payrolls report, which could help assess the U.S. labor market and the probable path of interest rates. Data on Thursday showed that the number of Americans filing new applications for unemployment benefits increased moderately last week amid

Voices: Negative equity is back – is this the reason you can’t sell up?

Negative equity is back – is this the real reason you can’t sell your house? - COMMENT: London’s property market was once seen as a guaranteed win. Now, a significant proportion of homeowners are selling for less than they paid. With slow – or no – growth, James Moore wonders if we are seeing the re-emergence of a problem Britain thought it had left behind

10 reasons money can make or break a relationship & 10 times it shouldn't matter

Money ruins relationships, but it can also save them. The difference often comes down to timing, transparency, and whether one person's splurge is another person's financial irresponsibility. Sometimes these financial arguments matter desperately, but other times, they’re just noise distracting you from what actually counts. Here are ten reasons money can be a dividing wedge between you and your partner and ten times it shouldn’t matter.

As Lloyds share price hits highest since financial crisis, are banks set for a bumper year?

Analysts at investment bank Jefferies believe valuations for UK bank shares have 'considerable scope' to rise further in 2026.