Even with vaccines rolling out, we still need to keep our distance outdoors to be social. It’s why, according to a recent survey, almost three-quarters of Canadian homeowners are planning to make improvements to their homes … Read More
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Some estimate that approximately 40% of marriages in Canada end in divorce; financial problems are often at the heart of those splits. What financial conversations should you be having with your partner before you get married? … Read More
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Life insurance plans are rarely one-size-fits-all. Typically, you’ll have the core of your plan’s coverage, and then, depending on your unique situation, you can add on extra benefits. These add-ons are called riders, and they can … Read More
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Discovering pests in your home like mice and rats can be frustrating and downright gross. But the reality is more Canadians are dealing with pest problems during the pandemic. The government-mandated restrictions and shutdowns have created … Read More
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Yes, you can share tenant insurance with roommates, but at what cost? While the average cost of renters insurance fluctuates on location, apartment type, and the cost of your belongings, it’s still less than ordering delivery … Read More
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This article is sponsored by CIBC. Can’t imagine living without your Netflix or Spotify subscription? Well, you’re not alone. According to a 2020 report, “73% of Canadians stream video, TV, or movies online at least once … Read More
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The Bank of Canada announced today it’s keeping its overnight rate steady at a record-low 0.25 percent. While the central bank doesn’t directly set mortgage rates, its trendsetting rate does influence what Canadians pay on variable-rate … Read More
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Air Miles may be one of the largest loyalty programs in Canada – with a whopping 11 million accountholders collectively swiping thousands of Air Miles Cards a minute – but it’s arguably become less rewarding when … Read More
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Even with vaccines rolling out, we still need to keep our distance outdoors to be social. It’s why, according to a recent survey, almost three-quarters of Canadian homeowners are planning to make improvements to their homes … Read More
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You’ve started your investing journey. You’re reading the blogs, you’re a member of the Facebook groups, and opened your online brokerage account. First, you invest in VGRO, a fantastic all-in-one ETF from Vanguard, one of the … Read More
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On April 8th, the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI) announced that it is relaunching its consultation on the minimum qualifying interest rate for uninsured mortgages. Usually, mortgages with a 20% down payment do … Read More
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More than eleven million Canadians have already filed their taxes according to the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA). As of April 6, the average refund works out to quite a sizeable chunk of change: $1,788. While many … Read More
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Some estimate that approximately 40% of marriages in Canada end in divorce; financial problems are often at the heart of those splits. What financial conversations should you be having with your partner before you get married? … Read More
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Life insurance plans are rarely one-size-fits-all. Typically, you’ll have the core of your plan’s coverage, and then, depending on your unique situation, you can add on extra benefits. These add-ons are called riders, and they can … Read More
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Whatever your reason for applying for a new credit card – whether it’s to up your rewards game or get started establishing your credit history – getting denied is a bummer. There are ten main reasons … Read More