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Loblaw goes driverless, credit card surcharges and why adulting is unaffordable: Must-read business and investing stories - The Globe and Mail + MORE Oct 9th
Loblaw goes driverless, credit card surcharges and why adulting is unaffordable: Must-read business and investing stories The Globe and MailDriverless delivery trucks are hitting the roads in Canada. CBC News: The NationalYou Can Now Spot Driverless Loblaw Delivery Trucks In To.... More »
WestJet’s COVID refunds—can you get your money back? Oct 22nd
In a somewhat surprising move on October 21, 2020, WestJet announced it will be issuing refunds to the original form of payment to travellers who had their flights cancelled due to COVID-19.
You would think this would have been an obvious move back in March 2020, but airlines are notorious for holdi.... More »
Forgot to File Your Taxes Last Year? What You Need to Know + MORE Mar 13th
If filing your taxes over the next few weeks isn’t on your calendar, it certainly should be. Tempting as it may be, this is one area where procrastinating can only make things worse.
Unlike sales tax, which is a pay-at-the-pump proposition, Canada’s income tax system is based on self-assessment.... More »
How to earn over 118,000 Aeroplan points for free* + MORE Mar 30th
MAJOR UPDATE: We have been notified The Buddy Pass can only be converted by April 30th which means it is very unlikely any new applicants for the TD card will be able to get the pass in time to convert. This is likely to keep the card from having an influx of new applicants just to convert the.... More »
CFPB reports credit reporting industry doing better + MORE Mar 3rd
The CFPB has made strides to protect consumers from credit report mix-ups, but it may not live to finish the job.... More »
VW Canada offers to pay consumers $2.1 billion
– moneysense.ca
TORONTO —Volkswagen has reached a tentative settlement for compensating Canadian owners of VW-made diesel vehicles caught in a global scandal over rigged emissions data.
The settlement could cost Volkswagen $2.1 billion if accepted by courts in Ontario and Quebec.
According to the federal competition watchdog, it would be one of the largest consumer settlements in Canadian history.
The settlement could cost Volkswagen $2.1 billion if accepted by courts in Ontario and Quebec.
According to the federal competition watchdog, it would be one of the largest consumer settlements in Canadian history.
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The Competition Bureau says Volkswagen and its affiliate Audi Canada have also agreed to pay an additional $15 million for false or misleading marketing claims used to promote certain vehicles with 2.0-litre diesel engines.
The Canadian settlement doesn’t include vehicles with 3.0-litre diesel engines.
The proposed settlement — which covers certain models of Jetta, Golf, Passat and Beetle vehicles from VW and the Audi A3 — is separate from a deal between the German auto company and U.S. regulators.
The Canadian suit had alleged owners suffered from a decline in the resale value of their VW-made vehicles since the scandal came to light in September 2015…
7 ways to manage rising health care costs, avoid card debt
– creditcards.com
Steps to prevent you from relying on your credit card when dealing with rising health care costs
