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What is an RDSP? + MORE Dec 9th
When Selena Gusikoski and her family first came across promotional materials for the registered disability savings plan (RDSP), they didn’t open one right away. Gusikoski has five siblings, and her youngest brother, Cody, has a disability. The family works closely to make sure Cody can live an ind.... More »
RWRDS Daily Update – January 31 Feb 1st
The Ultimate Air France KLM Flying Blue Credit Card Portfolio & final day for increased offers on the Scotia Platinum Amex & Tangerine credit cards. Check out today's points and miles updates here:
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May 25 Update: 3x AIR MILES on select outdoor items at Lowe's and Cathay Pacific YVR-JFK seat sale May 26th
Now that spring has hit most of Canada (Newfoundland we hope you get it soon after that big snow day this week!) lots of you will be doing gardening and outdoor updates which may include new patio furniture and more. Well if that's the case Lowe's is offering 3x AIR MILES Reward Miles when you spe.... More »
March 3 Update: Complete list of new TD Credit Card offers, fly Air Canada's new A220 between Montreal & LAX and No AF KLM Promo Rewards for Canada this month + MORE Mar 4th
Earlier today (well late last night for us) we let you know about the new offer for TD Aeroplan Visa Infinite Card. This is the best offer of all the new TD offers that are out right now. Here are the others that also updated today:TD Aeroplan Visa Infinite Privilege Card: Earn up to 40,000 A.... More »
CAPREIT buys group of residential properties in Regina for $17 million + MORE Sep 30th
TORONTO – Property owner CAPREIT (TSX:CAR.UN) says it has purchased a group of residential buildings in Regina for approximately $17 million.
The property consists of six three-level buildings, totalling 124 suites.
The Toronto-based company said it will finance the acquisition with an existin.... More »
8 keys to safe credit, debit card use on campus
– creditcards.com
Students who enter college also begin a lifelong journey with credit and debit card use. Here is how to do it safely
Credit Card Selector Tool
– moneysense.ca
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World’s central bankers pursue sometimes conflicting policies as economic prospects diverge
– canadianbusiness.com
WASHINGTON – The central bankers meeting this week at their annual conference in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, aren’t exactly in sync. Many are taking steps that clash with the policies of others.
The Federal Reserve is preparing to reduce its economic support. By contrast, the European Central Bank is considering more stimulus. So is the Bank of Japan. The Bank of England seems to be moving toward raising interest rates.
It isn’t just the biggest economies whose central banks are pulling in different directions.
This year, central banks in Mexico, Sweden and South Korea, among others, have lowered rates. Others — in Russia and South Africa, for example — have raised them.
It’s a long way from the co-ordinated efforts that major central banks made after the 2008 financial crisis erupted and economies began to stall. As governments slashed taxes and spent stimulus money, central banks shrank rates to unclog credit and avert a 1930s-style depression.
Today’s diverging central bank strategies aren’t without risk…
The Federal Reserve is preparing to reduce its economic support. By contrast, the European Central Bank is considering more stimulus. So is the Bank of Japan. The Bank of England seems to be moving toward raising interest rates.
It isn’t just the biggest economies whose central banks are pulling in different directions.
This year, central banks in Mexico, Sweden and South Korea, among others, have lowered rates. Others — in Russia and South Africa, for example — have raised them.
It’s a long way from the co-ordinated efforts that major central banks made after the 2008 financial crisis erupted and economies began to stall. As governments slashed taxes and spent stimulus money, central banks shrank rates to unclog credit and avert a 1930s-style depression.
Today’s diverging central bank strategies aren’t without risk…
Seniors vulnerable to credit card fraud
– creditcards.com
As people get older, even when they are intellectually still very sharp, it seems to become more difficult for them to determine who to trust and when
