Banking in Canada can be a murky subject – one that we hope to shed some light on with a series of highly informational articles.
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What home buyers should know about the Canadian mortgage stress test Mar 26th
Canada’s mortgage stress test applies to anyone applying for or renewing a home loan through a federally regulated lender. But, if you’re like nearly half of Canadians polled by TD Bank in 2019, you may not understand what the test is—or who it affects.
The rules of the stress test ha.... More »
Watch: How to open a bank account Sep 23rd
Looking for a better interest rate? Want more accessible ATMs? Tired of paying fees for things like bank drafts? Whatever your reason, changing banks or opening a new bank account can take just a few clicks—if you’re prepared. Watch this two-minute video to see what documents you’ll need (even.... More »
When a bank’s not a bank: How fintech—and neobanks in particular—are transforming banking in Canada + MORE Jan 19th
Neobanks and challenger banks are fintech (financial technology) firms that offer banking services, usually online only. These digital upstarts offer alternatives to the mainstream banking products and services we’re accustomed to.
The Canadian banking system is known worldwide for its strength.... More »
This Year’s Best Credit Cards for Travel Perks Dec 7th
For the avid traveler, there are a few things you can’t go without – your passport, travel insurance, and a good travel rewards credit card.
Those who travel pretty often already know – the opportunity to gain rewards with a good travel credit card are hard to resist. You can easily earn deep.... More »
24 Ways to Get Free Amazon Gift Cards in Canada Aug 27th
Online shopping has never been more popular. While one could make the argument about the value of buying certain items on Amazon – their prices aren’t always the lowest – there’s no denying just how popular the online retail giant is. One way to get a great deal on Amazon is by snagg.... More »
Scotiabank Passport™ Visa Infinite* Review
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Attention MoneyWise readers! Sign up for the Scotiabank Passport™ Visa Infinite* Card today and for a limited time, get up to 25,000 bonus points with your first $1,000 in everyday purchases in the first three months. That’s already $250-worth of rewards!
And for a limited time, get $75 IN CASH via Interac e-Transfer or a gift card from RateSupermarket.ca upon approval!
For all you frequent flyers, Scotiabank currently features a roster of some of the best travel credit cards in Canada, each with their own perks and benefits. But the Scotiabank Passport™ Visa Infinite* in particular can easily get you to your next destination and provide you with extensive luxury travel benefits and insurance.
Within three months, the card already reaps benefits, as their bonus point offer alone qualifies for a flight worth $250. In addition, its earning potential and flexible redemption process makes the card a decent everyday option.
This card carries a $139 annual fee, and cardholders must have a good credit score to qualify, as well as a personal annual income of at least $60,000 or a total household annual income of at least $100,000…
Farmers along lower Fraser River prepare for flooding – Toronto Star
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Toronto StarFarmers along lower Fraser River prepare for floodingToronto StarNICOMEN ISLAND—Farmers along the banks of the lower Fraser River were preparing for possible flooding Wednesday as water levels on the iconic river continued to rise. On Barnston Island, located between Pitt Meadows and Surrey B.C., farmers moved …More BC properties threatened as Fraser River surgesCTV NewsDelta might see foreshore flooding in MayPeace Arch Newsall 17 news articles »
Home Capital Group Inc. has secured a $500-million standby credit line from two unnamed Canadian banks to replace its more costly emergency funding facility from Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Inc.
Farmers along lower Fraser River prepare for flooding – Toronto Star
– news.google.ca
Toronto StarFarmers along lower Fraser River prepare for floodingToronto StarNICOMEN ISLAND—Farmers along the banks of the lower Fraser River were preparing for possible flooding Wednesday as water levels on the iconic river continued to rise. On Barnston Island, located between Pitt Meadows and Surrey B.C., farmers moved …More BC properties threatened as Fraser River surgesCTV NewsDelta might see foreshore flooding in MayPeace Arch Newsall 17 news articles »
