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The Ultimate Guide to Credit Card & Loyalty Programs for the All Inclusive Vacationer + MORE Sep 23rd
This feature was originally published on the Rewards Canada website in October of 2019 and has been updated for 2021! With travel starting to open up more for Canadians many people will be looking to get away this winter to some sunny destinations and the good news is you can use your cred.... More »
Scotiabank sells Roynat leasing business to Ontario credit union Meridian + MORE Apr 20th
Ontario's largest credit union has struck a deal to buy a division of leasing service Roynat from Scotiabank for an undisclosed sum..... More »
Credit card interest rates stay at 14.87 percent + MORE Mar 5th
March 4, 2015: Average rates on new card offers held steady Wednesday at 14.87 percent, according to the CreditCards.com Weekly Credit Card Rate Report..... More »
Astronomers discover clues of mysterious ‘Planet Y’ harbouring hidden world - The News International + MORE Oct 4th
Astronomers discover clues of mysterious ‘Planet Y’ harbouring hidden world The News InternationalPlanet Y? Astronomers find fresh clues of hidden world in our solar system CNN.... More »
October 30 Update: BMO and Tangerine credit card offer extensions, WestJet route increases for Calgary-Europe and $300 off Aer Lingus Business Class out of Toronto Oct 31st
There are three current credit card offers that are being extended into 2020:Tangerine Money-Back Credit Card with 4% cash back has been extended to January 31, 2020BMO CashBack World Elite Mastercard with 5% cash back in your first 3 months and the $120 annual fee waived in the first year has been .... More »
There's no quick credit score fix
– creditcards.com
Credit scoring formulas are as complicated as our often-tangled personal lives. There are no quick fixes, so keep your focus on the big things, such as on-time payments
Earn, Save, Be Merry!
– ratesupermarket.ca
Happy holidays! We at RateSupermarket.ca hope you’re having a safe and festive season!
Now that the gifts are unwrapped and the family fed, your waistband likely feels fuller than your bank account – and unlike Rudolph’s nose, no one wants a red credit card statement. Need to get your savings back on track? Check out our rankings below for the best savings, chequing and GIC accounts in Canada.
In Savings: Money Lessons Learned from Classic Holiday Movies
Snuggling up to watch classic holiday movies is a must during the Christmas season – but did you know your seasonal faves offer financial lessons, along with all the heartwarming family fare?
Check out our favourite festive money moments.
Read Andrew’s Blog | Money Lessons Learned from Classic Holiday Movies
In Personal Finance: Top Tips for Boxing Day Shopping
Black Friday might be gaining popularity, but Boxing Day is still the top shopping day in Canada. Planning to hit the malls? Here’s what you need to know to shop smart for retailer discounts – and how to find the real deals…
Now that the gifts are unwrapped and the family fed, your waistband likely feels fuller than your bank account – and unlike Rudolph’s nose, no one wants a red credit card statement. Need to get your savings back on track? Check out our rankings below for the best savings, chequing and GIC accounts in Canada.
In Savings: Money Lessons Learned from Classic Holiday Movies
Snuggling up to watch classic holiday movies is a must during the Christmas season – but did you know your seasonal faves offer financial lessons, along with all the heartwarming family fare?
Check out our favourite festive money moments.
Read Andrew’s Blog | Money Lessons Learned from Classic Holiday Movies
In Personal Finance: Top Tips for Boxing Day Shopping
Black Friday might be gaining popularity, but Boxing Day is still the top shopping day in Canada. Planning to hit the malls? Here’s what you need to know to shop smart for retailer discounts – and how to find the real deals…
