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What you need to know about REITs Dec 1st
I crouched down to see the ants crawling along the baseboard, coming together in a living insect puddle near the side door. I assured my tenant I would handle it, and called the pest management company to take care of the problem, giving them my credit card number and a few hundred dollars in the pr.... More »
A breakdown of the PC Optimum Program and the 3 PC Financial Mastercards + MORE Nov 4th
Though the Loblaw Companies brand is known mostly for groceries, it’s actually affiliated with a wide array of retailers, which is excellent news for consumers looking to benefit from the PC Optimum program. In addition to the Loblaws supermarkets, the brand owns numerous upscale food shopping cha.... More »
The best no-fee credit cards in Canada for 2024 + MORE May 17th
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The best no-fee credit cards in Canada for 2024
From cash back to rewards points (and perks like no foreign transaction fees), here's a list of Canada's best no fee cards.
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Your August points & miles agenda - these offers are all slated to end this month Aug 2nd
Here is a new monthly feature we'll have on the Rewards Canada blog and that is a list of promotions, offers and more that are slated to end during the month. Whether its stay bonuses, registering for offers or signing up for a limited time credit card offer we'll have it here if it expires in.... More »
Justin Dallaire on making the right money decisions for you (not your bank) Nov 29th
Justin Dallaire joined the MoneySense team three years ago, bringing with him a wealth of business reporting knowledge. He oversees some of our most popular features, including the annual Where to Buy Real Estate list, first-time home buyer guide, credit card rankings and a wide range of mortgage an.... More »
Rate survey: Average card APR stays put at 16.41 percent
– creditcards.com
Feb. 14, 2018: The average credit card interest rate remained at a record high Wednesday, according to the CreditCards.com Weekly Credit Card Rate Report.
U.S. tax reform will end new corporate inversions in Canada, say economists
– canadianbusiness.com
MONTREAL _ Economists say recently enacted U.S. tax reforms will hurt Canada’s competitiveness and give companies another reason to set up shop in or even relocate south of the border.
Ian de Verteuil of CIBC World Markets says the drop in the U.S. corporate tax rate to 21 per cent from 35 per cent makes Canada a less attractive destination to locate a head office.
In a report, he says people shouldn’t expect any more inversions that have been used by Restaurant Brands International Inc. to buy Tim Hortons and Valeant Pharmaceuticals International, Inc. to acquire Biovail Corporation.
Inversions happen when a foreign company merges with a U.S. or domestic firm, resulting in a new parent company being based in another country with lower tax rates.
The U.S. was the only G7 country that taxed companies regardless where they were located in the world. That encouraged many to set up in Ireland or Canada where they would get a credit for taxes paid at a lower rate than in the U.S…
Ian de Verteuil of CIBC World Markets says the drop in the U.S. corporate tax rate to 21 per cent from 35 per cent makes Canada a less attractive destination to locate a head office.
In a report, he says people shouldn’t expect any more inversions that have been used by Restaurant Brands International Inc. to buy Tim Hortons and Valeant Pharmaceuticals International, Inc. to acquire Biovail Corporation.
Inversions happen when a foreign company merges with a U.S. or domestic firm, resulting in a new parent company being based in another country with lower tax rates.
The U.S. was the only G7 country that taxed companies regardless where they were located in the world. That encouraged many to set up in Ireland or Canada where they would get a credit for taxes paid at a lower rate than in the U.S…
BMO Rewards World Elite MasterCard Review – 2018 Update
– RewardsCanada.ca
This is an excerpt of our review that appears on the main Rewards Canada site which has been updated to incorporate all the changes the card underwent on January 15, 2018:In the middle of March 2010 BMO came out with a new Mastercard offering to compete with the Visa Infinite cards issued by other banks in Canada. Until then BMO has only offered Gold or Platinum versions of the various Mastercards they issued. One can assume BMO came out with this card for several reasons. The first is that BMO needed to keep its higher end clientele from jumping ship from their current line of cards to the premium Infinite cards offered by banks like CIBC and RBC. The second reason would be to try and pull some of the current Visa Infinite cardholders away from those other banks, particularly if they are BMO clients to start with. On January 15, 2018 the card underwent some changes which are reflected in this update of the review. OverviewThe World Elite tag is Mastercard’s premium card offering much like Visa’s Infinite/Signature branding and is a step up from the World Mastercard…Should you transfer someone else's balance to your credit card?
– creditcards.com
Assuming another’s high-interest debt can help them lower their debt costs, but you may never get paid back
