Canada has several major banks and many schedule II banks – but with rates and plans all over the map, it’s difficult to know where to bring your business. Our aim is to help you navigate Canada’s banking options to discover which one suits your needs best.
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Big banks to face questions about banking practices + MORE May 19th
Canada’s big banks will be in the hot seat next month, facing questions about questionable banking practices revealed by CBC's Go Public..... More »
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Eyeing weakness in Russian economy, West seeks to inflict more pain on Moscow Jul 30th
WASHINGTON – Citing Russia’s stalled growth rate and a flow of foreign capital out of Moscow, U.S. and European officials hope a new round of sanctions targeting energy and defence entities, as well as major banks, will deepen Russia’s economic pain even further and force President.... More »
Why Do I Get Different Credit Scores from Different Websites in Canada? + MORE Dec 4th
Have you received a different credit score from a credit monitoring website than you did when applying for a car loan or mortgage? This isn’t just surprising for you: it’s a likely result. Canadians can use several free credit report sites to monitor their credit; they can also pay for .... More »
Mortgage Rates to Rise by 2016: RBC + MORE Aug 26th
The Bank of Canada has chopped central rates twice this year to accommodate a slowing economy. Could we be in for another rate decrease in September’s announcement? A recent stock sell-off, global market upheaval and the sliding price of oil all point to the possibility. In the meantime, howe.... More »
Good times at banks look to continue despite warnings
– theglobeandmail.com
Quarterly profits of Bix Six are expected to be good enough to keep bank shares elevated after their wild run this fall
