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Chexy co-founder Liza Akhvledziani on investing, debt, and why you should always negotiate Jul 17th
When Liza Akhvledziani moved to Canada as an international student, she quickly realized that money worked differently here. From building a credit history to understanding how debt could affect her financial future, she had to learn a new set of rules while rebuilding her financial life from scratc.... More »
Why Ontario is seeing more consumer insolvencies than the rest of Canada Sep 22nd
The monthly budget has become a balancing act for many Ontario households. Mortgage or rent payments take up a large share of income, groceries and transportation costs continue to add up, and debt payments can leave little room for an unexpected expense.
As credit counsellors, this pressure is b.... More »
Tipping in tough times: How to tip without overspending Apr 17th
With many Canadians facing greater financial constraints, sentiment around tipping culture is shifting. Over the past few years, customers have seen “suggested” tipping amounts rise, and with more people paying on debit and credit machines instead of cash, they are being asked to tip more often..... More »
The best GIC rates in Canada for 2026 Mar 24th
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No-fee vs. rewards credit cards: When paying an annual fee pays off Sep 11th
There are a lot of factors to consider when choosing a new credit card, with the annual fee being one of the most important. There’s no point in paying for a rewards credit card if you’re not coming out ahead, which is why it’s so important to determine a card’s break-even point—the amount.... More »
Trump wants to cap credit card interest at 10%. Is that a good idea? CBCWhy Trump’s Credit-Card Crackdown Will Backfire The Free PressWhat a Credit-Card Interest Rate Cap Would Mean for Consumers BloombergShould Canada cap credit card interest rates? One expert warns of a ‘chain of unintended consequences’ Financial PostBank of America Corporation (BAC) Evaluates New Credit Cards With 10% Rate Yahoo Finance
Trump wants to cap credit card interest at 10%. Is that a good idea? CBCWhy Trump’s Credit-Card Crackdown Will Backfire The Free PressWhat a Credit-Card Interest Rate Cap Would Mean for Consumers BloombergShould Canada cap credit card interest rates? One expert warns of a ‘chain of unintended consequences’ Financial PostBank of America Corporation (BAC) Evaluates New Credit Cards With 10% Rate Yahoo Finance
