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Benefits, fees, hidden perks: Choosing the right credit card for your lifestyle + MORE Mar 6th
Critical to building a credit history, credit cards are a rite of passage into financial adulthood.
Even if you’re debt-phobic or have heard too many horror stories of people maxing out their cards, you can’t skip this step.
Cindy Marques, certified financial planner and director at Open A.... More »
What Canadian women regret most about money—and how Gen Z can avoid it Apr 9th
Nearly 7 in 10 Canadian women (69%) say they’d make different financial decisions if they could go back in time, according to new research from Meridian. And for women in their late 20s to mid-40s, the years where money decisions start to compound, the level of regret is even greater.
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July 29 Update: Earn 5x miles at select retailers via the Aeroplan eStore, Autograph Collection Hotel coming to Halifax and W Toronto opening delayed to 2021 + MORE Jul 30th
You can earn 5x Aeroplan Miles when you shop online via the Aeroplan eStore for back to school. The extra miles are at select retailers like Gap, Indigo, New Balance and more. The bonus miles event runs until August 9. Find out more here.Image via Aeroplan Marriott will be opening up an Autograph.... More »
Growing popularity of home equity lines of credit spurs debt warnings + MORE May 11th
Outstanding balances on lines of credit soared to $266-billion in March, 2015, from $100-billion in 2005 and just $35-billion in 2000, according to Statistics Canada
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Household debt climbs to 167% of disposable income + MORE Dec 15th
(JGI/Jamie Grill)
TORONTO – Canadian household debt hit a record high during the third quarter, as it grew at a faster pace than disposable income, according to the latest figures from Statistics Canada.
The total amount of credit market debt — which includes mortgages, non-mortgage loans an.... More »
What to look for on your 2013 income tax return
– thestar.com
It’s another good year for do-it-yourself tax filers. There aren’t too many tax changes and one really lucrative new tax credit.

