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Of the Korean Peninsula and the legacy of forced labor and sexual slavery still strains relations between seoul and tokyo today a fight over wartime Labor Compensation turned into a trade dispute earlier this year with japan imposing tighter export controls on tech to south korea triggering a boycott of japanese products and its western neighbor. A boycott thats already hit unique low sales in the ad could make it worse. Theyre looking down on korea theyre making jokes and being sarcastic when they really should be going on what they did wrong we cant let this keep happening we have to stop bu...

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.

Canadians can begin filing their income tax returns online as of Monday, with several changes in store for the 2024 tax filing season.

Some Lower Mainland residents are turning to unorthodox methods in the battle against unaffordable housing prices, choosing, in some cases, to pool money with strangers in order to buy a home. 

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.