Joe Carpenter

Getting email personalization right — and, more importantly, implementing it at scale — is what can really move the needle for ecommerce brands that are struggling to drive decent ROI from their email marketing efforts. tinybfs.com/t/vtKPs8

Advisors say clients – especially couples – should consider a number of factors before letting policies lapse. tinybfs.com/t/7GodhI

Testing the productivity strategies in Laura Vanderkam’s Big Time, and learning to live a life of abundance. tinybfs.com/t/worVq2

Discover common credit card mistakes young borrowers make and learn tips on how to use cards effectively for building credit. tinybfs.com/t/K6HWIy

The video giant will focus its upfront presentation to advertisers on creator ads and new AI-powered bundles for large advertisers. tinybfs.com/t/2aqfTq

Most Canadians treat April 30 the way old-time hockey players treated training camp. They show up out of shape, dump an actual or virtual shoebox of receipts on an accountant’s desk and hope for the best. tinybfs.com/t/YJ85eD

Companies like Whoop are betting billions that consumers want less tech, not more— and the strategy is paying off in a massive way. tinybfs.com/t/J0yoUL

Canadian household wealth hit a new collective high of $18.59 trillion in the fourth quarter of 2025, bolstered by strong financial markets, according to data from Statistics Canada. tinybfs.com/t/RLg8WF

How to use AI strategically to turn a business idea into a real company faster, without relying on it blindly or making costly early-stage mistakes. tinybfs.com/t/FpIY99

A growing chorus says the 2000s run-up in home prices was just a supply story, not a bubble. The evidence says otherwise. tinybfs.com/t/SVLObs

The dream is seductive: retire in your thirties, ditch the commute, and spend your days on your own terms. tinybfs.com/t/dIVvbo

The closing of the Strait of Hormuz has blocked exports of natural gas, a key input for nitrogen-based fertilizers. tinybfs.com/t/ZQuMi7

Some long-understood keys to professional success don’t always hold true for the top 1% of earners. tinybfs.com/t/lAh3v7

We're on our phones all the time and send trillions of text messages every year. Why did we stop calling each other to just check in? tinybfs.com/t/cUGcrg

Tech stocks have been hot lately, which could mean high expectations for their results, outlooks and spending plans when a slew of major reports land later this week. tinybfs.com/t/5qbEkb

FP Answers: How annuities could trump a balanced portfolio of exchange-traded funds in retirement. tinybfs.com/t/I96S3F

Online sports betting is pushing some young Americans deep into debt, with bankruptcy attorneys reporting a growing number of young clients facing gambling-related financial trouble—sometimes after betting hundreds of dollars an hou tinybfs.com/t/7LKMTm

Agencies warn the fuel shortage is imminent and ‘existential’ in Europe. tinybfs.com/t/xk3Wph

Dana Eberle got married and divorced. Then she married and divorced again. It has sharpened her perspective about what her clients need. tinybfs.com/t/LMUASy