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German committee approves 2026 budget with higher borrowing

Germany's federal budget for next year has cleared a key hurdle and is now ready for a final vote in parliament. After long negotiations, the Bundestag's budget committee - whose approval is effectively the last major step before the plenary vote - early Friday signed off on a €524.5-billion ($611-billion) spending plan, €4 billion more than the go...

Canadian dollar weakens as Fed rate cut doubts hit investor sentiment

By Fergal Smith TORONTO (Reuters) - The Canadian dollar weakened against its U.S. counterpart on Thursday as rising doubts about the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates further next month contributed to increased risk aversion. The loonie was trading 0.2% lower at 1.4030 per U.S. dollar, or 71.28 U.S. cents, after moving in a range of 1.3986 to 1.4037. "It's a risk-off day and the loonie is

The 5 millionaire habits that make early retirement possible — and how you can use them to reach financial freedom

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Taking your pension cash early? Here’s how much you’ll lose in retirement

The chancellor's refusal to rule out the policy ahead of the Budget last year fuelled a surge in pension withdrawals

Tencent's quarterly growth beats expectations on gaming demand, AI services

By Liam Mo and Brenda Goh BEIJING (Reuters) -Tencent reported a third-quarter revenue growth of 15% on Thursday, as China's largest social media and gaming company benefited from strong gaming demand and expanding AI-driven services. The Shenzhen-based technology company posted revenue of 192.9 billion yuan ($27.08 billion) for the three months ended September 30. That compared with the 188.9

Silver prices soaring: DAN HATFIELD on why your old jewellery could be a cash windfall

While gold has climbed a very massive 35.6% in the last six months… silver has almost doubled that, soaring an extraordinary 65.4%.

Siemens reports record annual profit and cash flow as demand holds

Siemens reported stronger-than-expected full-year results and raised its dividend, pointing to solid demand in the face of currency headwinds and ongoing changes to its business mix. View on euronews

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How Your Relationship With Money Drives Partners Away

Money rarely enters a relationship as an obvious problem. It works in the background, shaping choices and the pace of everyday life. You see it in how each person approaches a bill, how comfortable they feel spending on small pleasures, how they think about the future, or how tense they get when something unexpected comes up. Over time, these small habits start revealing a deeper story about what money represents to each person.

We turned our struggling food stall into a £5.7m business – here’s how

Global power shift: The world’s 20 largest economies ranked for 2026

According to the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) October 2025 outlook, the 2026 world economy faces a delicate balancing act. The global expansion that characterized the early 2020s has entered a phase of measured restraint, shaped by rising protectionism, fiscal tightening, and political fragmentation. The IMF warns of a significant slowdown and a real risk of further decline, along with an increase in the potential power of tech companies,...

Quebec wants millions meant for climate action to be used for other government programs

The province recently introduced a bill that would give the government the power to use Quebec's Green Fund surplus for whatever it sees fit. The fund is meant to help the government combat climate change and currently has a surplus of about $1.8 billion.

I'm in my early 60s and I want to retire in 3 years or less — what are 5 financial boxes I need to check right now?

The clock is ticking. How many items have you checked off this list?

Market jitters send Swiss franc to 10-year high on euro, pound stumbles

By Rae Wee and Alun John SINGAPORE/LONDON (Reuters) -Currency markets swirled on Friday as a selloff in stocks sent investors to the safe-haven Swiss franc, pushing it to its strongest to the euro since 2015, while the pound was hurt by a report the UK budget will not include income tax rises. There are multiple cross currents in markets at present, but most fundamentally, the moves come as

Carney's budget could lift this graphite stock higher

・With the Government of Canada planning to stockpile critical minerals, backed by a C$2 billion fund as part of Prime Minister Mark Carney’s first budget, to offset Chinese dominance in the sector, it is prime time for investors to run top Canadian miners through due diligence towards a potential allocation ・One of the first-movers to take advantag...

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This shopping habit could cause young people to seek happiness in spending. Here’s how you can teach your child financial literacy

Demystifying the scary world of financial literacy

19 Canadian Money-Saving Tricks From Immigrant Families

Canada’s immigrant families have long mastered the art of stretching every dollar without sacrificing quality of life. Their money habits

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How much to spend on the person you're dating

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IMF says Senegalese government retains sovereign right to manage its debt

It made the comments after discussing various options with Dakar on how to address the country’s “significant debt vulnerabilities”.

Pennies could be worth up to $5 million after final coins were minted this week

The US Mint struck the final batch of circulating pennies this week, marking the end of 232 years of production and triggering a collector frenzy over rare omega-marked coins expected to fetch millions.

Financial markets grow fretful after reports of UK government abandoning income tax hike

LONDON (AP) — British financial assets were under pressure Friday on growing speculation that the Labour government has ditched plans to raise income taxes in a crucial budget at the end of the month.

Former Fed governor's stock trades violated the central bank's ethics rules

A former Federal Reserve governor who retired in August listed several stock trades in her financial disclosure documents for 2024 that violated the central bank's ethics rules.

Cash Isa battle sees rates jump to 4.67% as platforms vie for top spot

Cash Isa providers have launched into a new battle for the top interest rate, with Etoro, Hargreaves Lansdown and Trading 212 all offering attractive accounts.

My wife and I could only afford to put 5% down on a new $400K home this year — now that we've come into cash, should we throw it all at our mortgage?

Do the benefits of paying off your mortgage more quickly outweigh the potential boost to retirement savings?

Manulife's shares hit record after insurer unveils new expansion strategy, India focus

By Nivedita Balu and Pritam Biswas TORONTO (Reuters) -Shares of Manulife hit a record high on Thursday after the Canadian insurer unveiled a new strategy to invest in Asia, capture market share in major economies and diversify at a time of global economic uncertainty. Manulife has freed up capital through reinsurance deals since 2023 that allowed the company to transfer risk and make room for

Market Open: TSX rallies as gold surges past US$4,200 | Nov 13, 2025

The TSX opened higher Thursday, climbing 1.38%, building on Wednesday’s record close. The rally was driven by strong performances in the energy and materials sectors, as gold prices soared past US$4,200 and copper continued its upward run. In the U.S., the Dow Jones advanced 0.68%, setting another record as investors rotated toward blue-chip stocks...

This game allows you to 'spend' Elon Musk's net worth - and it's almost impossible to do it

Online games called Spend Elon Musk's Money have been popping up everywhere - and there have been some brilliant reactions shared on social media. There are a number of different online sites where people can spend the estimated wealth of the richest man in the world on various different things to see what they could buy with what he's estimated to...

NS&I launches new fixed rate bonds with a one-year fix paying more than the other options

National Savings and Investments has launched a range of fixed-rate bonds with boosted interest rates for those wanting to lock their money away for a better return.

Under 35s hit hardest by scams as nearly half lose money in the past year

Young adults are hit harder by pernicious scams than older generations, new data reveals.

Children In Need raises more than £45.5 million after live show

Children In Need raises more than £45.5 million after live show - The star-studded programme raised money for the charity’s causes across the UK

Martin Lewis: 5m Owed £100s Each in Loan Refunds

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OSFI to Big Banks: Take Smart Risks and Expand Lending

The OSFI will soon adjust guidelines for commercial lending so that Canadian big banks can unlock up to $1 trillion in additional loans. The post OSFI to Big Banks: Take Smart Risks and Expand Lending appeared first on The Motley Fool Canada.

Ukraine receives €5.9 billion from EU to maintain financial stability amid war

Ukraine has received €5.9 billion from the European Union, which is expected to help preserve the country’s macroeconomic stability amid the challenges of war, according to Ukrainian Prime Minister Yuliia Svyrydenko. It is noted that the new tranche of economic assistance came from two sources: "Both decisions are the result of a strategic partners...

How Budget could hit you if you earn over £50k – and what you can do about it

From cutting savers’ annual cash ISA allowance to speculation over higher taxes on savings income, we explore the potential tax threats ahead

4 uranium price catalysts investors should know

The price of uranium has quadrupled since 2020, registering at US$78.05 per pound as of November 12, driven by tight supply, the accelerating green energy transition and a frantic scramble among leading producers and their allies to secure reliable supply. Uranium is valuable thanks to its unmatched energy density, with 1 kilogram capable of produc...

What financial experts hope will be in the Budget – and what they fear most

From changes to pensions to taxing the rich, here is what the experts think will happen on 26 November

Preparing your finances at every stage of life

It’s never too early or too late to start financial planning. One way to do this is to base your savings plan on whatever stage of life you’re in. Below are some tips for four key stages you may experience. Something to know: In Canada, organizations like the Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation (CDIC) protects eligible […] The post Preparing your finances at every stage of life appeared first on For Your Life.

8 risky investments that made people millions

From Jeff Bezos's parents to the co-founder of Red Bull, these people made unlikely investments that made them staggeringly rich.

1 High-Yield Play to Buy and Hold Forever

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Robinhood profit skyrockets as retail traders ride market momentum

(Reuters) -Robinhood Markets said on Wednesday its quarterly profit had nearly quadrupled as retail investors boosted trading volumes amid an AI-fueled rally, and announced the retirement of its longtime finance chief. Results from the online brokerage suggest that small investors seized the opportunities presented by the momentum in the markets and largely brushed aside mounting concerns of a

Here's Why You Should Talk About Money Before Getting Married

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Everyone Wants To Be Rich, But Poor People Who Make It Aren't Ready For The Culture Shock

No one really talks about how strange wealth can feel. One day, life feels familiar; the next, everything shifts—friends, habits, even how you see yourself. Money changes comfort, sure, but it also quietly changes connection.

Here is who might be able to get Trump’s $2,000 tariff rebate checks

Here is who might be eligible for Trump’s $2,000 tariff dividend payments - Rebate checks would need to be approved by Congress, which has shown little appetite for president’s proposal

How I Manage My Money: IT worker on £2k a month, with £5k in pensions

Toby Reeve, 41, would like to see the Chancellor cut stamp duty in the Budget

Mumbai the Financial Capital of India

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Passive-Income Seekers: Invest $10,000 for +$30 Monthly Income

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Dollar firm as US private payrolls rebound in October

By Saqib Iqbal Ahmed NEW YORK (Reuters) -The U.S. dollar edged up on Wednesday, extending its gains from last week on doubts about the outlook for another Fed rate cut this year and as private payrolls data assuaged worries over the state of the labor market. U.S. private payrolls rose by 42,000 jobs in October, exceeding expectations of a 28,000 gain, according to a Reuters poll of economists.