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Scotiabank's playbook: More deals in Latin America + MORE Jun 5th
As the Canadian lender targets a slightly smaller regional rival to hit that 10-per-cent market-share threshold, the bank is working through a relatively short list of takeover targets – approximately a dozen banks in both Mexico and Chile fit the bill
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Home Capital Group says new mortgage rules have clients migrating from big banks Feb 15th
Home Capital Group Inc. believes early results from this year suggest that mortgage business may be migrating to the alternative lender after the federal banking regulator introduced tougher rules for uninsured mortgages at the beginning of the year — even though it too is required.... More »
Shareholders push for ethical AI use at Canada’s biggest companies Jul 23rd
When Canada’s most valuable companies hosted their annual general meetings this year, there was a new topic for shareholders to vote on among the usual requests to appoint board members and OK their executive compensation.
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Canada’s best Mastercard credit cards for 2022 Jun 7th
As one of the top credit card companies in the world, Mastercard is extremely popular and also widely accepted. For those already banking at BMO Bank of Montreal, a major Canadian bank that’s associated with Mastercard, these cards may offer all the perks you’re after, along with opportunities t.... More »
The best GIC rates in Canada for 2024 + MORE Dec 23rd
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Tracking Receipts with the UGO Mobile Wallet
– ratesupermarket.ca
There’s been a lot of innovation in the banking space lately, an area that is typically resistant to change. Just recently, the big banks got on board and started offering Apple Pay. Now, innovators have introduced the UGO Mobile Wallet.
Today smartphones are so much more than just a phone. Users can download apps for everything from their favourite TV show to calorie trackers, or GPS to weather. In an effort to make our lives simpler, UGO is following the latest trend in banking by introducing some helpful new features to its mobile wallet – something that’s another step in the push toward a cashless society.
A Convenient Way to Track your Receipts
Mobile payment apps like Apple Pay make small purchases convenient and simple, but one common criticism is that it can cause the buyer to overspend. While having a budget is a good first step, it’s equally important to track exactly what you’re buying. That’s where digital wallets come in handy. There are plenty of mobile banking apps out there like Mint that help you with budgeting, but tracking your spending required a lot of work – until now…
Tracking Receipts with the UGO Mobile Wallet
– ratesupermarket.ca
There’s been a lot of innovation in the banking space lately, an area that is typically resistant to change. Just recently, the big banks got on board and started offering Apple Pay. Now, innovators have introduced the UGO Mobile Wallet.
Today smartphones are so much more than just a phone. Users can download apps for everything from their favourite TV show to calorie trackers, or GPS to weather. In an effort to make our lives simpler, UGO is following the latest trend in banking by introducing some helpful new features to its mobile wallet – something that’s another step in the push toward a cashless society.
A Convenient Way to Track your Receipts
Mobile payment apps like Apple Pay make small purchases convenient and simple, but one common criticism is that it can cause the buyer to overspend. While having a budget is a good first step, it’s equally important to track exactly what you’re buying. That’s where digital wallets come in handy. There are plenty of mobile banking apps out there like Mint that help you with budgeting, but tracking your spending required a lot of work – until now…
