Kathy Hilton

Most Bicentennial quarters are worth no more than their face value of 25 cents, but there are some exceptionally rare examples that could fetch prices high enough to make even a luxury car like a Bugatti Chiron—valued at over $3 million—look affordable. If you’re lucky enough to find one of these rare coins, you could Continue reading

The 1976 Bicentennial quarter, celebrating the 200th anniversary of the United States, is a favorite among collectors due to its unique design. However, some of these quarters are rare and can be worth significantly more than face value — enough to buy a luxury car, like an Alfa Romeo! Below are three rare variations of Continue reading

A lot of people don’t realize how valuable their everyday coins could be. In fact, some of the coins you use for daily transactions may be worth thousands of dollars. Collectors highly prize coins with historical flaws, minting mistakes, or unique features, as these attributes make them rare and more valuable. If you find any Continue reading

A $20 million class action settlement involving Yahoo Inc. and Yahoo Canada Co. has been approved by an Ontario court, and the deadline for eligible Canadians to submit claims is fast approaching. If you had a Yahoo or Rogers account between 2012 and 2016, you might be eligible to claim up to $375 or receive Continue reading

The 1976 Bicentennial Quarter is one of the most iconic coins in the history of the United States. Minted to mark the country’s 200th anniversary of independence, this special edition quarter became a hit with both collectors and investors alike. Despite having a face value of just 25 cents, certain rare versions of the Bicentennial Continue reading

The Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI) has projected a new high in health-care spending for Canada in 2024. According to the CIHI’s annual report released Thursday, total health-care spending is expected to reach $372 billion, or approximately $9,054 per Canadian. Health-Care Expenditures Expected to Increase CIHI’s national analysis indicates that health-care expenditures will rise Continue reading

Canadian Tire Money (CTM) has been a staple in Canadian retail for decades. First introduced in the 1950s as a loyalty program, these colorful paper bills were issued to customers as rewards for their purchases. Over time, many Canadians accumulated stacks of Canadian Tire money, often forgetting about it in drawers or wallets. However, these Continue reading