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Quiz: How Well Do You Know Your Credit Card? Jul 7th
According to the 2019 Canada Credit Card Satisfaction Study by J.D. Power, “customers who fully understand the benefits offered by their credit card issuer have significantly higher satisfaction levels compared with those who do not completely understand the benefits.”
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Banks unite to donate $1M to help support Syrian refugees arriving in Canada + MORE Dec 7th
TORONTO – Canada’s five biggest banks say they’ll collectively donate $1 million to the Canadian Red Cross to support Syrian refugees arriving in Canada.
BMO Financial Group, CIBC, Royal Bank of Canada, Scotiabank and TD Bank Group say customers can also make donations to the Canad.... More »
The best high-interest savings accounts in Canada for 2026 + MORE Apr 28th
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TD Bank joins RBC in hiking mortgage rates, more banks expected to follow suit Nov 17th
TD Bank has quietly increased its fixed mortgage rates ahead of a similar move by Royal Bank of Canada to take effect Thursday..... More »
What Happens To Debt When You Get Married? + MORE Dec 15th
Many couples are getting married with a significant amount of debt. One or both partners might have student loans, credit card debt, a line of credit, an auto loan, or a mortgage. In 2014, Harris/Decima conducted a poll that showed two in five Canadian newlyweds enter their marriages with debt .... More »
Top Tips For Boxing Day 2013
– ratesupermarket.ca
Millions of Canadian consumers will brave the winter cold yet again this year for the allure of bargain prices; Boxing Day is the one last opportunity for retailers to rack up holidays sales before the New Year. Boxing Day 2013 in Canada is like the original Black Friday – retailers are looking to make a windfall off last minute consumer purchases. With the household debt-to-income ratio hitting a new record last quarter, holiday spending is sure to set a new benchmark this year – good news for stores, not so much for your credit card balance.
Canadians Can’t Get Enough of Boxing Day
Boxing Day is one of the most popular shopping days in Canada. Almost two-thirds of Canadians said they were planning to take advantage of Boxing Day sales, according to a released by BMO last year. Surprisingly, Boxing Day is a bigger hit with men than women – 66 per cent of men plan to partake, while only 58 per cent of women will hit the malls. Boxing Day is most popular in Alberta, where 76 per cent said they expected to shop, while only 36 per cent of shoppers in Quebec will go shopping…
