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The best GIC rates in Canada for 2025 Apr 21st
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Canada’s best balance transfer credit cards 2022 Nov 1st
If you carry a balance on a regular credit card, chances are you’re paying around 20% in interest. At that rate, it can become difficult to keep up with the payments and your debt can spike—fast. Moving your credit card debt to a balance transfer credit card can help you pay off the principal mo.... More »
4 Tips to Avoid the Post-Holiday (Financial) Hangover Jan 3rd
Christmas and New Year’s Day has already come and gone, leaving us to “look forward” to Blue Monday, the (unofficially) most depressing day of the year. In 2019, Blue Monday falls on Monday, January 21, and the day is calculated by factoring in things such as weather and, yes, deb.... More »
Police believe they know where to find bodies of 3 missing hikers at Shannon Falls - CBC.ca + MORE Jul 4th
CBC.caPolice believe they know where to find bodies of 3 missing hikers at Shannon FallsCBC.caThe search for three missing hikers at Shannon Falls, near Squamish, B.C., is now a recovery effort, according to RCMP. Police released few details on Wednesday morning, but Cpl. Sascha Banks confirmed sear.... More »
Travel for Free: Barry’s Top 6 Tips on How to Game the Credit Card Reward System Oct 1st
To simply say I love credit cards is an understatement. Currently, I have more than 10 active cards, which is much more than the average person will ever need at once, but I use them all for a variety of reasons. When you know how to game the reward system and reap the benefits of different cards, .... More »
One of Canada’s biggest banks says an increase in exports that aren’t oil and an uptick in consumer spending because of cheaper gasoline prices should be enough to offset the impact on the economy from cratering oil prices.
