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‘Tis the Season to Spring Clean Your Wallet
– ratesupermarket.ca

The official start of the season may have been last month, but now we can confidently say that spring is finally in full swing. So as we start fresh and give into the annual “spring cleaning” tradition, why not give financial spring cleaning a try? Check out these tips to find areas in your life where you can potentially save, and maybe even earn a few extra bucks:
Clean out your wallet
Throw out those business cards with frayed edges and transfer all the contacts you need into your phone. Put all your loose change into a piggy bank. And while you’re at it, why not make this a regular ritual? At the end of each week, empty your wallet and put any change into a piggy bank. It may not be much, but savings anywhere can be beneficial.
Re-evaluate the credit cards you currently have. Cancel and cut up the cards you don’t use and look into new credit cards that actually work for you. There are plenty of cards out there that offer points towards gas and groceries for every purchase you make, like the President’s Choice Financial® MasterCard® or the President’s Choice Financial® World Elite MasterCard®, essentially gifting you with savings on necessities…
A Better Idea for Bankrupt Big Banks
– online.wsj.com
Unlike Dodd Frank, the new act would require that parties with the same legal rights receive the same treatment.

