Term life insurance is for if you die too soon. Permanent life insurance is for when you die. Fun, right? Here’s how to navigate one of the biggest decisions in life, insurance or otherwise.

Lawyers are problem-solvers by nature. So, why do so many of them put off the problem of retirement? We talk to seven lawyers—all in their 60s—about the motivations that keep them working. And working. And working.

Stocks and bonds go up and down. Toll bridges are forever.

5 signs it’s time to boost your health & dental coverage.

In this edition of THE FINE PRINT, we demystify compound interest, the set-it-and-forget-it principle that makes your money work for you.

Student debt hangs over many of Canada’s newest lawyers. It affects where they’ll work and what kind of law they’ll practice—and those choices are shaping our justice system.

Dental cleanings, eyeglasses, prescription drugs: none of these are covered by provincial healthcare. That’s why, for anyone who doesn’t have group benefits, it’s so important to get the right coverage. And the right advice.

In January, the sky was (allegedly) falling. And yet people kept buying, prices kept soaring, and all the investor-types you know stopped using words like “stagflation.” So, where are we at mid-year? And what does it all mean for your retirement savings?

Budgeting: one of the least sexy words in the English language. But like all the other non-glamorous things we do in life, like, say, cleaning the cat’s litter box or filing our taxes, avoidance isn’t exactly a great idea. Here are three ideas to get you started.