Tangerine

As online banks increase in availability, so do the comparisons. EQ Bank vs Tangerine has become a common one among financially savvy Canadians seeking the best savings and investment options; but which of the two digital banks is better?

Mastercard is the second most popular credit card company in Canada. It’s also the most widely accepted. From big-box retailers, like Costco, to smaller mom-and-pop shops and corner stores, Mastercard is accepted at a number of … Read More

More start-ups and companies are taking a customer-focused approach to doing business, with banks following en suite–and it’s about time. Thousands of Canadians each year are ditching their overpriced bank accounts and making the cost-conscious switch to … Read More

At Ratehub.ca, we spend our working days discussing all things money. Our work naturally leaks into our personal lives so, sorry/not sorry if we comment on what credit card you pull out at the restaurant. While … Read More

The humble bank account – in all of financial services it seems to be the product that is easiest to understand. Money goes in, it sometimes earns interest, you often pay fees, and then you withdraw … Read More

When choosing a high-interest savings account, you’re probably looking for one with no fees or service charges, no minimum balance, and a rate that’s higher than most of the Big Five banks. The Tangerine Savings Account … Read More

I want you to take a moment and visualize your budget. Now think of the budget categories that you’d consider big-ticket items. Which line items jump out at you? Your rent or mortgage payment? What about … Read More

Shopping for a chequing account may seem like a chore when there are so many options to choose from.

Tangerine Bank launched its high-interest savings account in Canada 20 years ago. Now, the company offers mortgages, home equity lines of credit, mutual funds, credit cards, and chequing accounts.

If you have a Tangerine Money-Back Credit Card, you might start to receive less cash back on some of your purchases.