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Top Ways to Save Money As a New Parent Jan 17th
As a new parent, it’s very easy to go overboard on spending. After all, who wouldn’t want to shower an adorable new human with an influx of cute items? The truth is, you can spend as much or as little as you want and still have all the necessities for your little one. These days, there are so m.... More »
Trump’s Final Chapter: ‘The Art of the Memoir,’ by William Deverell + MORE Aug 23rd
Amid turbulence and turmoil in Washington, Canadian authors let their imaginations take flight: what would the last days of Donald Trump’s presidency look like? Read more short stories from the Trump’s Final Chapter project here.
The Art of the Memoir
William Deverell is the award-winning a.... More »
How to Make the Most of TD Rewards Points for Travel and More Dec 2nd
Nowadays, most Canadian banks offer a comprehensive loyalty rewards program, and TD Bank is no different. In this article, I’ll cover the TD Rewards program in detail. I’ll explain the key benefits, let you know who I think it’s best suited for, and show you how to get the most out of TD Rewar.... More »
More Canadians are rethinking their bank. Should you? Jul 22nd
Clinton Begin was growing tired of frequent visits to bank branches and calling into the trading desk to check on various transactions. “There (were) a lot of things that just took too much of my time. I was always phoning, always going to visit them. It was always a big deal,” he recalled.
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Best Canadian Bank Stocks: Where to Invest in Canadian Financial Services in 2021 Nov 15th
When it comes to the stock market, there are no guarantees. But Canadian banks are about as close as it gets. They’ve led the way for years, generating huge profits, stable earnings growth, and consistent dividend payouts. But with several banks to choose from, Canadian investors might be wonderin.... More »
The Best Credit Cards to Use on Black Friday
– ratesupermarket.ca
Did you know: The right credit card can help protect you from online fraud, shoddy deals, and even save you cash? Here are RateSupermarket.ca’s top credit card picks for spending holidays.
Who cares about the lagging loonie? Certainly not deal-happy Canadians gearing up to hit this week’s Black Friday and Cyber Monday door-buster sales. Reduced spending power hasn’t slowed our nation’s appetite for a great deal – and with more home-grown retailers participating than ever before, the exchange rate is a second thought for most.
Originally American spending holidays Black Friday and Cyber Monday have steadily grown in popularity in Canada and are now usurping Boxing Day; recent data released by ShopBot, a retailer comparison site, finds 75 per cent of shoppers favour Black Friday to the original Canuck spending spree. Ontarians are most eager to shop ’til they drop at 46 per cent.
For the savvy shopper, spending holidays can be a great time to save a few bucks on toys for the kids on your gift list, the smartphone you’ve been eyeing, or the patio set you’ll need come spring; but getting caught up in these sales has a downside…
Borrowell Review: Online Low-Cost Debt Consolidation Loans
– canadianfinanceblog.com
In recent years, many Canadians have become increasingly disillusioned with banks. Many Canadians are hoping to get a consolidation loan for their debt, but it’s difficult to convince a bank to provide an unsecured loan for an amount that provides them relief. Companies like Borrowell are shaking things up in the financial services industry in Canada, disrupting the banks and letting those with good credit histories to consolidate their debt without the need to go through traditional banks.Borrowell is one of the easiest ways for Canadians to lower their interest rates on credit card debt, and adjudicate almost instantly to provide you with options for an online loan that works for you.
What is Borrowell?
Borrowell is a lending platform that connects borrowers to lenders quickly and easily. With Borrowell, you apply for an unsecured personal loan of up to $35,000. You can use the loan for anything you want, without putting up collateral. However, the most common use for Borrowell loans is debt consolidation…
