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Scientists baffled by unknown space object that emits X-ray and radio waves every 44 minutes - The Indian Express + MORE May 31st
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Receive up to a 30% discount when you buy Air Canada Aeroplan points + MORE Apr 2nd
Air Canada Aeroplan’s latest buy points promotion provides members with the opportunity to receive up to a 30% discount when buying points by May 14, 2025. The up to 30% discount offer: Receive up to a 30% discount when you buy 10,000 or more Aeroplan points. Offer valid to May 14, 25. Click h.... More »
Loans for Canadians with bad credit: How to improve your score Aug 22nd
If you’ve ever looked at your credit card statement and thought, “How am I ever going to pay this off?” you’re not alone. Many Canadians are dealing with high-interest debt and, on top of that, worrying about how to boost their credit score. It can feel especially tough if your credit isn’.... More »
August 12 Update: A boatload of new confirmed Amex Cobalt 5x points locations, earn 50,000 bonus PC Optimum points for online purchases & 15% off TAP Air Portugal flights out of Canada + MORE Aug 12th
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Ancient proteins hint at all-female Homo naledi burial site in Rising Star cave system - Phys.org + MORE Jun 24th
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Pay debt or invest? How to use your tax refund
– moneysense.ca
OTTAWA — Many tax filers recognize that paying down debt or investing are smarter ways to spend their tax refund than splurging on a new big-screen TV or a quick weekend getaway.
But with household debt levels near record levels and interest rates starting to climb, the choice between saving or reducing the amount owed has become an increasingly important decision.
Those with refunds need to consider their whole financial picture when weighing the choice, said Andy Nasr, director and lead investment strategist at Scotia Wealth Management.
READ: Tax changes Canadians need to know before April 30
“This isn’t just about investing, it’s about really developing a plan to preserve and accumulate wealth and that’s going to vary from person to person,” he said.
“It is going to depend on your objectives and your risk tolerance.”
If you have high-interest debt such as a balance on a credit card, using your tax refund to reduce or eliminate that debt should be the priority…
But with household debt levels near record levels and interest rates starting to climb, the choice between saving or reducing the amount owed has become an increasingly important decision.
Those with refunds need to consider their whole financial picture when weighing the choice, said Andy Nasr, director and lead investment strategist at Scotia Wealth Management.
READ: Tax changes Canadians need to know before April 30
“This isn’t just about investing, it’s about really developing a plan to preserve and accumulate wealth and that’s going to vary from person to person,” he said.
“It is going to depend on your objectives and your risk tolerance.”
If you have high-interest debt such as a balance on a credit card, using your tax refund to reduce or eliminate that debt should be the priority…
Children flying solo? How to save on unaccompanied minor fees
– creditcards.com
When buying airfare for an unaccompanied minor, you may be able to pay with your card points and use a premium card’s travel credits to cover the added fees.
RBC says it has resolved technical problem with some credit card transactions
– canadianbusiness.com
TORONTO _ Royal Bank of Canada says it has fixed technical issues that affected some credit card transactions this morning.
Numerous people complained Friday morning via social media that their RBC Visa purchases were declined.
At least one person was able to use an RBC Mastercard as an alternative payment at the same location.
An RBC representative said mid-morning that the technical problem was investigated and resolved.
The bank said it regrets the inconvenience and encourages clients to contact RBC if they experience any issues with their cards.
Several people took to Twitter to complain about the inconvenience, starting about 7 a.m. Eastern Time _ about three hours before the bank said the problem had been fixed.
The post RBC says it has resolved technical problem with some credit card transactions appeared first on Canadian Business – Your Source For Business News.
Numerous people complained Friday morning via social media that their RBC Visa purchases were declined.
At least one person was able to use an RBC Mastercard as an alternative payment at the same location.
An RBC representative said mid-morning that the technical problem was investigated and resolved.
The bank said it regrets the inconvenience and encourages clients to contact RBC if they experience any issues with their cards.
Several people took to Twitter to complain about the inconvenience, starting about 7 a.m. Eastern Time _ about three hours before the bank said the problem had been fixed.
The post RBC says it has resolved technical problem with some credit card transactions appeared first on Canadian Business – Your Source For Business News.
