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With a rising cost of living, threats to our economy from our neighbours down south and increased job insecurity, Canadians haven’t felt very safe in their finances lately. And to better prepare for potential storms ahead, they’re looking for ways to save their money in 2026.
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Personal economics reporter Erica Alini, retirement and financial planning reporter Meera Raman and data editor Yang Sun answered your questions on how to organize your finances, plan for retirement and pick the best credit card that works for you.