Sometimes finding the right financial product starts with choosing a brand that has everything you need. Get the pros and cons of some of the biggest Canadian companies – from big banks, to online banks, to boutique credit card issuers.
Alterna Bank is the online subsidiary of Alterna Savings and Credit Union, offering high-quality bank accounts, mortgages, and other products and services for Canadians.
Learn MoreAmerican Express credit cards offer some of the best rewards and perks on the Canadian market. Here's an overview of their 19 credit cards, plus what there is to love and hate about the credit card network.
Learn MoreBMO is the oldest and one of the largest banks in Canada. It's a full-featured institution with a reputation for solid personal and business banking products and services.
Learn MoreBrim Financial is a relative newcomer to the Canadian fintech scene but is growing rapidly. Here is an overview of their 3 credit cards, plus some pros and cons related to this financial platform.
Learn MoreThe Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, or CIBC, is a well established bank that offers a full suite of products and services for clients of all ages, in all stages of life.
Learn MoreCanadian Western Bank is a financial institution based in Edmonton, AB. It offers business and banking services and has a wide range of account types available nationwide.
Learn MoreEQ Bank is an online subsidiary of Equitable Bank and offers a few very well rated accounts, an excellent prepaid credit card, and competitive investment products.
Learn MoreHome Depot Credit Services offers credit solutions for their customers, whether for personal use or commercial use. In this Home Depot review, we see what there is to like about their credit services.
Learn MoreKOHO is a Canadian financial institution with an impressive roster of financial products, including an excellent prepaid credit card and a high-interest hybrid bank account.
Learn MoreThe Laurentian Bank of Canada offers a wide variety of personal banking products and services. It has quite a few bank branches in Quebec and a robust online platform.
Learn MoreThe National Bank of Canada is the sixth-largest bank in Canada, has an extensive product menu, a cross-country presence, and offers valuable services for Canadian newcomers.
Learn MoreNeo Financial is a Canadian fintech company that offers a range of products and services, including a high interest savings account and top-of-the-line secured credit card.
Learn MoreAs the biggest bank in Canada (based on net worth) RBC Bank is a well-established and trusted financial institution. Its product menu and services are top-notch.
Learn MoreScotiabank is one of Canada’s largest and oldest banks, offering top-rated chequing and savings accounts, a broad range of financial services, and a strong national presence.
Learn MoreSimplii Financial is an online bank owned by CIBC that offers a full suite of personal finance products, including one of the best free chequing accounts in Canada.
Learn MoreSonnet Insurance is an online insurance company that’s available for the majority of Canadian provinces from coast to coast. Mostly dealing in home and car insurance, Sonnet also has policies available for tenants, landlords, condo owners, and even pet lovers. We take a look at the pros and cons of this discount insurance company.
Learn MoreTD bank is the second-largest bank in Canada according to net worth. It offers a wide selection of financial products including bank accounts, loans, insurance, and more.
Learn MoreFormerly known as ING Direct Canada, Tangerine bank has grown to become one of the biggest and most popular online banks in Canada, offering a range of products and services.
Learn MoreWalmart Financial is the financial services arm of the multinational department store chain you probably already know. Here we look at our reviews of the 2 Walmart Rewards Mastercards and how it fairs as a company.
Learn MoreWealthsimple is a Canadian company with lots of options for investors. Whether you want no fee trading with Wealthsimple Trade, or simplicity with Wealthsimple Invest – you have plenty of options.
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