Stop moving so much, it’s ruining you

 He’s moving again, buying another house — his third in about seven years. Or should I say a good friend of mine has once again thrown away a huge chunk of his money.

Saskatchewan construction sets record employment growth

REGINA, Feb. 27, 2012 /CNW/ - Saskatchewan is leading other provinces in construction employment growth, and though it has attracted more new workers than most provinces, industry leaders say meeting labour needs over the next decade remains a challenge.

New Cuban law will create a property market for first time since 1959

Buying and selling property is to be allowed in Cuba with new rules coming into effect next week although exact details are unclear.

Rising debt putting retirement on hold

OTTAWA — Years of rising consumer debt are coming home to roost, forcing Canadians to rethink traditional plans to retire by age 65.

Mortgage fraud on the rise

MONTREAL — Consumer credit company Equifax uncovered roughly $400-million worth of mortgage fraud in Canada last year, an “eyeopening” number industry experts estimate represents only a fraction of the cheating taking place in the country’s real estate market.