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The Power of Points: CIBC Survey Shows Canadians Missing Out on Valuable Reward Point Redemptions Jul 23rd
Canadians are missing out on some major savings on merchandise, travel, and even chances to pay down their debt. And the answer to “why?” is right under their noses, or at least, right on their monthly bank statement.
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Greek government concedes early elections likely, stock market suffers second day of losses Aug 4th
ATHENS, Greece – The Greek stock market is suffering a second day of losses since reopening, as the country’s left-wing government conceded that dissent within the ruling party was likely to force an early election.
The main index was down 4 per cent soon after the start of trading Tuesd.... More »
Best rewards debit cards in Canada for 2023 + MORE Jun 13th
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Canadians to see lower fees and simpler account transfers Nov 6th
Ottawa plans to make it easier for Canadians to move their banking and investment accounts in a bid to increase competition and reduce costs for consumers. The government said as part of Tuesday’s federal budget, it will move to eliminate investment and registered account transfer fees, which .... More »
The best GIC rates in Canada for 2025 May 17th
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Rake In The Savings!
– ratesupermarket.ca
In the blink of an eye, October has arrived – and with it, the start of holiday spending season. But before shelling out for a turkey and prepping for winter presents, why not take the time to get set up for savings?
Today’s mega low interest rates may take a bite out of the most diligent saver’s returns, but some banks have amped up their accounts. Read on for our tips!
INFOGRAPHIC: 3 Easy Steps to Save Over $100,000 on Your Mortgage
Your mortgage is likely the largest financial commitment you’ll ever make… but that doesn’t mean you have to pay more than you need to. By making a few tweaks to your payment schedule, you can effectively shave thousands off your total mortgage costs.
Want to know how? Check out our infographic!
Read Penelope’s Blog | 3 Easy Steps to Save Over $100,000 on Your Mortgage
Credit Card Review: SimplyCash Card from American Express
American Express has introduced a competitive new player to the cash back rewards market with their SimplyCash Card…
Rake In The Savings!
– ratesupermarket.ca
In the blink of an eye, October has arrived – and with it, the start of holiday spending season. But before shelling out for a turkey and prepping for winter presents, why not take the time to get set up for savings?
Today’s mega low interest rates may take a bite out of the most diligent saver’s returns, but some banks have amped up their accounts. Read on for our tips!
INFOGRAPHIC: 3 Easy Steps to Save Over $100,000 on Your Mortgage
Your mortgage is likely the largest financial commitment you’ll ever make… but that doesn’t mean you have to pay more than you need to. By making a few tweaks to your payment schedule, you can effectively shave thousands off your total mortgage costs.
Want to know how? Check out our infographic!
Read Penelope’s Blog | 3 Easy Steps to Save Over $100,000 on Your Mortgage
Credit Card Review: SimplyCash Card from American Express
American Express has introduced a competitive new player to the cash back rewards market with their SimplyCash Card…
The Canadian dollar isn’t looking great compared to its U.S. counterpart of late, but foreign governments are buying up more loonies to keep in their currency reserves — a vote of confidence in the loonie over the long run.
