Financial Product Reviews

Disney+ is one of the newer streaming platforms available in Canada, launched in November 2019. It provides classic original Disney content as well as popular programming from franchises like Marvel and Star Wars, offering its adult audiences just as much (if not more) content as its younger viewers.

If you're in need of your own health and dental plan because you're retired or self-employed, you have options for coverage. One of them is PolicyMe Dental And Health Insurance, which offers coverage for all Canadians.

OFX is an international money transfer service that lets you send money in over 50 currencies to 170+ countries around the world. In some cases, your recipient can even receive their money on the same day.

For full-time students, the RBC Advantage Banking for students account gives you everything you need for day-to-day banking. It’s basically the same as the popular RBC Advantage Chequing Account, but with one big perk: there are no monthly banking fees as long as you’re a full-time student. That’s extra money in your pocket for books, coffee, or the occasional late-night pizza.

Fig Financial is an all-digital loan provider with an ultra-simple application process. You can check to see if you qualify for a personal loan rate within seconds and complete the application for a loan up to $35,000 within minutes.

The EQ Bank Notice Savings Account is a unique new product from one of Canada's favourite challenger banks. This account rewards clients for planning ahead by offering impressively high interest rates. The details? Give 10 or 30-days’ notice before withdrawing funds and you'll earn 2.35% or 2.5%, respectively.

There are many high interest savings accounts to consider, including the Meridian High Interest Savings Account. It offers a competitive interest rate of 0.85% and unlimited transactions for no monthly fee. This is a good choice for anyone wanting to earn a little extra on their savings and maintain access to their funds at any time.

The EQ Bank US Dollar Account is one of the best U.S. bank accounts available in Canada, offering a higher interest rate than most similar accounts, as well as many other valuable money-saving features. EQ makes it easy to move your U.S. funds around, but it doesn't offer unlimited transactions, which would be a nice added touch.

The Tangerine Children’s Savings Account is a no-fee kid’s bank account designed to help parents and guardians encourage the habit of saving early in life. It offers a modest 0.4% interest rate, the ability to set up automatic savings plans, and a separate login for kids to manage their account online.

With the RBC Leo's Young Savers Account, RBC clearly demonstrates that it takes children's savings accounts seriously. This isn't a huge surprise, since we're talking about one of Canada's largest and most trusted financial institutions, but sometimes these types of accounts get overlooked.