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The best high-interest savings accounts in Canada for 2024 + MORE Nov 4th
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Gunpowder horn believed owned by Alexander Hamilton is going up for auction Dec 27th
TRENTON, N.J. – A New Jersey dentist believes an engraved piece of cow horn that goes up for auction next month symbolizes the American dream for a man who was key to the founding of the United States and is now the focus of a blockbuster hip-hop Broadway musical.
A descendant, an arms apprais.... More »
3 Tips: Avoid Back to School Overspending Aug 12th
It’s that “wonderful” time of year again. Students are gearing up for a new school semester, gathering the supplies they’ll need for their courses and ensuring they’re well prepared for their first days back in class. Retailers – ever so helpful – make it a.... More »
Advice for cash-strapped renters and landlords during COVID-19 May 16th
When the COVID-19 pandemic swept across North America in early 2020, it created a wave of income loss that impacted people from all walks of life. While some individuals have been hit harder than others, it’s difficult to find a group or industry that hasn’t been affected. A small segment of the.... More »
BMO stops allowing credit and debit cards for cryptocurrency purchases Mar 16th
TORONTO _ The Bank of Montreal has stopped allowing customers to use its credit cards to buy cryptocurrency such as bitcoin.
The bank says it no longer allows retail consumers to buy cryptocurrencies using Mastercard-branded credit or debit cards.
The bank’s decision follows a move by TD Bank .... More »
Canadian Car Sales on Road to Record High
– blogs.wsj.com
Low interest rates and longer loan terms have fueled record auto sales in Canada, but the resulting run-up in auto loans could pose risks to the country’s banks and economy.
