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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Credit Card Review: RBC Visa Infinite Avion + MORE Jun 6th
If you’re on the market for a high quality travel rewards option, the RBC Avion has likely crossed your radar. RBC’s flagship card packs a big sign up punch, offering 15,000 bonus points upon first purchase, and extensive travel benefits and insurance.
RBC’s biggest selling point is the insta.... More »
How to Earn More Credit Card Rewards Dec 19th
One of the most rewarding parts of using a credit card is racking up the freebies. Learn some tips and tricks on how you can potentially earn more points.
Choose the Right Card
One of the most important steps you can do is to find a credit card that aligns with your lifestyle and purchase habit.... More »
Tips for getting a new mortgage Jan 11th
Q: My partner and I want to move closer to family and this would require moving to another province. We’re fairly certain that we can find full-time employment in our new city but we’re a little worried that mortgage lenders won’t look favorably at us as borrowers. We have equity in the home .... More »
Has ‘fixing’ Canada’s mortgage market made it riskier? Oct 28th
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Adam Farber has a practical, if slightly gory, view of his place in Canada’s mortgage market. “You come to me with an open wound,” he says. “You’ve been beaten up. I’m your last option.” Farber, the vice-president of Corwin Mortgage Capital in .... More »
US appeals court hands defeat to retailers; upholds Fed’s cap on debit card ‘swipe’ fees Mar 21st
WASHINGTON – A federal appeals court has handed a defeat to a coalition of retail groups that challenged as too high the Federal Reserve’s cap on how much banks can charge businesses for handling debit card transactions.
The ruling issued Friday by the U.S. Appeals Court for the District.... More »
Frugal Doesn’t Have To Be Frightening
– ratesupermarket.ca
The end of October is upon us, and that means Halloween planning is in full force. While the focus may be on the kids and trick or treating, paying for supplies, costumes and parties is more than child’s play. After all, what’s scarier than a sky-high credit card statement?
This year, save even more on your spooky plans with our easy ways to cut your Halloween costs – no fake blood required.
Cheap Halloween Costumes 2013: The Hottest Looks For Less
Looking for the perfect Halloween ensemble? Forget the pricey bagged costume – whether you’re going for a scare fest, or the latest pop culture reference, there’s no need to spend a severed arm and detached leg.
From the undead to stars of Disney’s past, we’ve got this year’s most popular costume ideas, and how to recreate them for less.
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5 Tips: Spend Less On Halloween This Year
A recent study from Scotiabank finds Canadians spend an average of $70 on Halloween – for a total of $1 billion annually!
If this end number gives you the chills, not to fear – from DIY costume options to sweet candy deals, there are ways to spend less…
