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The best Visa credit cards in Canada for 2024
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The best Visa cards by category
As the largest credit card company in the world, Visa is a solid choice for any Canadian wanting the assurance of wide card acceptance both at home and abroad—Visa cards are accepted in more than 200 countries and territories. But which Visa should you choose? This guide to the best Visa cards in Canada will help you decide.
Best cards by categoryHighlightsDetailsEligibility requirementsFEATUREDCIBC Dividend Visa InfiniteGO TO SITEAward: Best cash back VisaBest feature: Between 2% and 4% cash back across five major spending categories, plus easy redemptionsAnnual fee: $120Rewards: 1% to 4% cash backInterest rates: 20…
Canadian bank earnings reports
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The Big Six banks in Canada reported on their earnings this week. Here are the takeaways, including revenue, prices and dividends.
Canadian bank earnings highlights
Here’s how Canadian banks performed in the three months ending October 31st, 2024:
BMO Financial Group (BMO/TSX): Adjusted earnings per share of $1.90 (versus $2.39 estimated by analysts) and revenues of $8.96 billion (versus $8.36 billion estimated). BMO shares were up 4.16% on Thursday.
CIBC (CIBC/TSX): Earnings per share of $1.91 (versus $1.78 estimated) and revenues of $6.62 billion (versus $6.52 billion estimated). CIBC shares were up 4.43% on Thursday.
National Bank (NA/TSX): Adjusted earnings per share of $1.83 (right in line with $1.83 estimated) and revenues of $2.84 billion (versus $2.79 billion estimated). National Bank shares were down 3.82% on Wednesday.
RBC (RY/TSX): Adjusted earnings per share of $3.07 (versus $3.01 estimated) and revenue of $15.07 billion (versus $14.67 billion estimated). RBC shares were basically flat on Tuesday…
Making sense of the markets this week: December 8, 2024
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Kyle Prevost, creator of 4 Steps to a Worry-Free Retirement, Canada’s DIY retirement planning course, shares financial headlines and offers context for Canadian investors.
Hits keep coming for TD
Conventional wisdom is that falling interest rates are good for bank earnings. This week’s earnings reports for Canada’s big banks appear largely to bear that out, but TD continues to underperform.
Canadian bank earnings highlights
Here’s how Canadian banks performed in the three months ending October 31st, 2024:
BMO Financial Group (BMO/TSX): Adjusted earnings per share of $1.90 (versus $2.39 estimated by analysts), and revenues of $8.96 billion (versus $8.36 billion estimated). BMO shares were up 4.16% on Thursday.
CIBC (CIBC/TSX): Earnings per share of $1.91 (versus $1.78 estimated), and revenues of $6.62 billion (versus $6.52 billion estimated). CIBC shares were up 4.43% on Thursday.
National Bank (NA/TSX): Adjusted earnings per share of $1.83 (right in line with $1…
