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A mortgage prepayment is when you pay off some or all of your mortgage. Each mortgage has its own prepayment privileges and you could be sub...
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Banking
People often have trouble distinguishing between APR vs. APY since the terms are often used interchangeably. Here, we explain the difference...
Personal Finance
Banking
People can log into their online banking platform via their bank's website to manage their bank accounts by reviewing transactions, depositi...
Credit Cards
Revolving credit permits borrowers to access funds up to a set limit without reapplying each time. The balance and interest can be made in f...
Personal Finance
Mortgages
A mortgage trigger rate occurs when your fixed payments in a variable mortgage no longer cover the interest you owe and you’re no longer pay...
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Software & Services
Protect yourself from identity theft in Canada by securing personal data and refraining from sharing sensitive info online or over the phone...
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Banking
Pay stubs are receipts from your employer that show the time worked, income earned, and the taxes deducted during a specific period.
Money Saving Tips
Software & Services
Getting a wholesale membership, participating in rewards programs, and using grocery shopping apps are some of the best ways to save at the ...
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Software & Services
Fast food has gone up significantly in price in the past few years due to inflation. This guide includes 6 helpful tips to save money on som...
Personal Finance
Banking
Cheques are considered stale-dated six months after being written, unless they are government issued or certified cheques.
Personal Finance
Banking
Most Canadians should have at least two bank accounts – one chequing and one savings. You can add more accounts to address specific needs. H...
Personal Finance
Banking
If you want a low-risk way to earn interest on your money, GICs and savings accounts can provide you with a modest return. Learn about the d...
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Credit Cards
Buying gas in the U.S. will usually be cheaper than in Canada. Here are examples of what you can save on a single trip, plus extra tips to s...
Money Saving Tips
Credit Cards
You can save on gas in Canada by driving smart, looking for deals, and collecting rewards points from credit cards or gas stations. Here are...
Home Buying
Retirement
The FHSA vs. TFSA vs. RRSP decision is a tricky one. You should start by educating yourself on the details of each account type. Our guide c...
Personal Finance
Banking
A hybrid bank account is a type that's often labelled as a chequing account but also functions as a savings account – your balance earns int...
Credit Cards
Credit Cards
An ATM skimmer steals your credit card data and can be installed by thieves in an ATM card slot. Here's a guide to identify one and how to a...
Personal Finance
Banking
An electronic fund transfer refers to sending money electronically between two accounts. Learn more about this term, how it works, and pros ...
Personal Finance
Investing
If you want to save for the long term, you may have run into a TFSA and an RRSP as options. But what are their differences, and which should...
Personal Finance
Investing
A non-registered savings plan is a flexible investment account with no limits on contributions. Learn the differences between registered and...
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