Money Talks

Did you know that the average tuition costs for Canadian undergrad students are currently around $6,700 per year? Learn more about the best way to save for your child’s education in Canada.

Got a child who wants YouTube stardom? Here’s everything parents and guardians need to know about creating a YouTube channel for kids and teens.

One of the best ways kids can learn financial literacy is to put their knowledge into practice by earning their own money through chores and household tasks.

We share useful tips, ideas and resources for explaining climate change facts for kids in a way that helps foster clarity, conversation, and action.

If you’re thinking about helping your teen buy their first car, here are the important facts and tips you need to know.

Spring is the perfect time for kids to help with a few chores around the house. Here are our favourite tips and a checklist to get kids and teens involved in spring cleaning chores.

Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) plans may be helping Canadians get goods faster, but it’s helpful to know the full picture before deciding if BNPL is right for your household.

Online games and board games are a great way to introduce financial literacy skills. Here are 12 fun money games for kids to play.

When should parents start teaching kids about money? The answer may surprise you.

If you think kids aren’t natural entrepreneurs, here’s the proof: the popsicle, trampoline, swimming flippers, even the ear muff were all invented by kids. Find out how you can encourage their entrepreneurial spirit.

With winter comes some specific chores to do around the home. Get kids involved with these fun tasks that help teach independence and financial responsibility.

Parents deserve a March break too! Enter to win a $300 DoorDash gift card with Mydoh.