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Mark Ting, our guide to personal finance and a partner with Foundation Wealth, explains what is causing many people to over-contribute to their Tax-Free Savings Account and what can be done if they're charged a penalty by the Canada Revenue Agency.

Victoria mortgage broker Greg Martel has assured investors he will repay the millions they are owed, but so far, details uncovered by the receiver indicate chances are slim.

When it comes to saving or investing, the sheer volume of choices can be intimidating for someone who has accumulated some money, wants to use it wisely but is unsure of where to start. CBC financial columnist Mark Ting offers some advice.

CBC's Marketplace rounds up the consumer and health news you need from the week.

Buy now, pay later schemes have found success with young consumers, especially, who can access these loans with very few barriers. At the same time, the rising popularity of these services is raising concern about the impact they have on consumer debt.

How a proactive strata council can reduce your buildings insurance premiums Mark Ting, CBCs finance columnist, says dont necessarily dismiss purchasing a condo with high monthly strata fees. If the strata is well-run it could, in the long run, save owners money because of reduced insurance premiums. Social Sharing