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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Four in 10 Canadians Say They are Victims of Identity Theft Mar 21st
Identity theft is an intricate crime, but its cause is very simple: Ignorance, Lack of Awareness and easy availability of vulnerable information.
According to a recent study conducted by Equifax Canada, attempts of credit card fraud have increased by 42 percent over the last two years. Suspected tru.... More »
TD Bank joins RBC in hiking mortgage rates, more banks expected to follow suit Nov 17th
TD Bank has quietly increased its fixed mortgage rates ahead of a similar move by Royal Bank of Canada to take effect Thursday..... More »
Before it’s Too Late! Best Credit Card Welcome Offers of August 2019 Aug 3rd
We usually sign up for credit cards because of special features and benefits – from cash-back earning rates to travel perks to balance transfer offers. And one feature that may make or break your decision between one credit card or another is the welcome promotion – a special bonus that adds .... More »
Canada’s best credit cards for grocery purchases 2022 Nov 17th
Everybody needs to put food on the table, so you might as well earn rewards while doing so. Considering that in 2022 the price of food in Canada has risen at the fastest pace in decades, with the annual rate of food inflation sitting above 10% in recent months, there’s no better time to earn usefu.... More »
Do you invest too much in Canada? Nov 11th
Canada is the second-largest country in the world. But is there such a thing as too much Canada?
Too much natural beauty, no. Too much poutine, never. Too much snow, yep. Too much Justin Bieber, yes. And too much held in Canadian stocks? Definitely yes.
The Canadian stock market represents l.... More »
Bank stocks and real estate exposure
– moneysense.ca
Everyone expected the federal government would tighten mortgage rules to halt risky lending practices and curb unsustainable growth in the housing market. No one expected they’d be so tough. Here’s a look at what’s worrying officials about residential mortgages and which banks are most exposed.
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