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Offer extended: 10% cash back for the first two months with Tangerine Mastercards + MORE Apr 3rd
Tangerine has once again extended their limited time welcome offers on the ever popular Tangerine credit cards to end of May. Both the Tangerine Money-Back Credit Card and the Tangerine World Mastercard will award a 10% cash back welcome earn rate in the first two months for any new approved applic.... More »
RWRDS Daily Update – October 30, 2023 Oct 31st
New RBC Offer providing up to a $500 statement credit for Sleep Country, Three new confirmed MBNA 5x points multipliers and Two additional Cobalt Card 5x points multipliers. Check out today's points & miles updates here:
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Federal Reserve raises rates for third time this year + MORE Dec 13th
The U.S. central bank raised its benchmark rate a quarter point – meaning higher APRs on most credit cards – and projected more hikes in 2018..... More »
Is now the time for Mexico and Canada to become the ‘two amigos?’ + MORE Dec 3rd
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau meets with Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto in his office on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Tuesday, June 28, 2016. (Sean Kilpatrick/CP)
While the United States campaigned on a platform of walling off Mexicans, Canada is welcoming them more than ever. On Dec. 1, the.... More »
Planning a staycation? You can claim a tax credit if you travel in Ontario this year - CBC.ca + MORE Jan 2nd
Planning a staycation? You can claim a tax credit if you travel in Ontario this year CBC.caOttawa Valley ready for staycationers in 2022 | CTV News CTV News OttawaOntario will refund you up to $200 to travel the province. Will it be enough to help rebuild a battered tourism ind.... More »
From left: Stanley Druckenmiller, Jeremy Grantham and A. Gary Shilling. (Neilson Barnard/Getty; Steve Mack/Getty; Scott Eells/Bloomberg/Getty)The outcome of the Brexit referendum clearly demonstrated the inherent volatility and fragility of global markets. What many people are missing, however, is that the financial impact of this largely political event comes nowhere close to the financial magnitude of events that led up to January 2016, a month we may look back on as a canary in a global economic coal mine.
U.S. equity markets lost over $1 trillion of value in January. In dollar terms it was the worst January in history. In percentage terms it was the eighth worst. What precipitated this violent and historic decline, and does it signal a future event of much greater magnitude?
How to position your portfolio for the rest of 2016
Recent concerns over global economic growth and credit quality in China certainly played a role in January’s decline. As the second-largest economy in the world, and the fastest growing of the major economies, China has tremendous influence on global economic growth, not to mention the companies whose share values rely on such growth…
Shady business partner opens up credit in your name
– creditcards.com
Straighten out the credit mess, then get a new partner
How to spend less on back-to-school shopping
– thestar.com
From taking an inventory of the school supplies to being a sale spotter, Scott Hannah from Credit Counselling Society has some tips for parents.
