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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Coast Capital Savings Credit Union Review Nov 13th
Coast Capital Savings is a BC-based credit union with a long history dating back to the 1940s. As a federally chartered credit union, it has expanded its services to members across Canada, offering a wide range of personal banking products and services.
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The best high-interest savings accounts in Canada for 2023 Oct 20th
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The best high-interest savings accounts in Canada for 2023
Here are the accounts offering the highest interest rates and lowest fees.
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A Vote For the Economy? Oct 16th
The long-awaited federal election is just a weekend away – are you ready to cast your ballot? This election has shone a spotlight on Canada’s economic health – and the pressure is on each party to address the issues of oil prices, tax savings and the housing market.
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The Best Credit Cards to Use for the 2016 Holiday Season + MORE Dec 9th
The Best Credit Cards to Use for the 2016 Holiday Season
There are exactly 19 shopping days left until Christmas, and whether you’re ahead of the game or behind on your shopping list, you may already be feeling some shopping lethargy. But don’t despair: depending on your preferred method of pa.... More »
Need a Loan ASAP? Don’t Stress. Get Pre-Approved in Minutes Jun 24th
Looking for a personal loan? Let’s face it, circumstances can change unexpectedly. And, an emergency can pop up at the worst possible time. From an unexpected home improvement bill or tax liability to your kids asking for a loan, don’t stress it. Personal loans are a way to obtain the m.... More »
Beijing police bust ‘underground banks’ that funnelled $23-billion overseas
– theglobeandmail.com
Police arrested 59 suspects, froze 264 bank accounts and seized more than 800 bank cards after raiding locations in central Beijing
Banks’ bad behaviour won’t change until executives do the perp walk
– theglobeandmail.com
Unless senior executives are put on criminal trial or, at a minimum, marched out the door in shame, rid of their lavish bonuses and corporate golf-club memberships, the rotten culture of the banks will not change
A Season of Change
– ratesupermarket.ca

There were a few shakeups in the personal finance scene this week – are you able to adapt? On the mortgage front, prospective home buyers find themselves under the microscope as new rules charge insurers with better regulating the lending industry. Meanwhile, new interchange fees could signal changes to your favourite credit card features. But don’t fear – we have you covered. Read on for the latest.
 In Mortgages: New Scrutiny for Mortgage Borrowers: B-20 and B-21 Updates
Watch out mortgage applicants: the latest set of mortgage rules have been put in place, targeting high risk borrowing and shoddy lender practices. Mortgage insurers are now tasked with closely regulating the banks and their home financing practices. Read on to see how this recent changes will affect home buyers.
Read Penelope’s Blog | New Scrutiny for Mortgage Borrowers
In Credit Cards: What If My Bank Changes My Credit Card Agreement?
The terms of your credit card are bound by contract with your lender – but what if they decide to introduce changes to existing features, promos and fees? It’s important to know your rights, understand the changes and take action – here’s what customers should do in the case of a cardholder agreement shakeup…
A Season of Change
– ratesupermarket.ca

There were a few shakeups in the personal finance scene this week – are you able to adapt? On the mortgage front, prospective home buyers find themselves under the microscope as new rules charge insurers with better regulating the lending industry. Meanwhile, new interchange fees could signal changes to your favourite credit card features. But don’t fear – we have you covered. Read on for the latest.
 In Mortgages: New Scrutiny for Mortgage Borrowers: B-20 and B-21 Updates
Watch out mortgage applicants: the latest set of mortgage rules have been put in place, targeting high risk borrowing and shoddy lender practices. Mortgage insurers are now tasked with closely regulating the banks and their home financing practices. Read on to see how this recent changes will affect home buyers.
Read Penelope’s Blog | New Scrutiny for Mortgage Borrowers
In Credit Cards: What If My Bank Changes My Credit Card Agreement?
The terms of your credit card are bound by contract with your lender – but what if they decide to introduce changes to existing features, promos and fees? It’s important to know your rights, understand the changes and take action – here’s what customers should do in the case of a cardholder agreement shakeup…


