Articles with the Tag “Banking/ Digital banking”
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Should You Increase Your Credit Card Limit?
Learn everything you need to know before you increase your credit limit, including the pros and cons, and how to do it.
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What is CDIC and How Does It Protect Your Money?
Learn how CDIC (Canadian Deposit Insurance Corporation) works, what accounts it protects, how much it covers and how to maximize your coverage.
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How to Build Credit History as a Newcomer to Canada
New to Canada? Here is a simple guide to understanding credit score, why it matters and how to build your credit history from scratch, easily and securely.
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Paying U.S. Bills From Canada: 6 Ways To Make Cross-Border Bill Payment Easier
Paying U.S. bills from Canada doesn’t have to be a pain. We’ll walk you through six easy ways to pay your U.S. bills from Canada.
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A Guide for Young Adults Who Are Not Students: How to Take Advantage of No-Monthly-Fee Banking
If you are a full time student, you can have a no monthly fee bank account regardless of your age. The good news now is, if you are under 25, you may also qualify for no monthly fee banking regardless if you are a student or not.
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Understanding Bank Fees – And How to save on your bank fees
Learn the ins and outs of common bank fees, how much they typically run and how to lower them.
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Insufficient Funds, Again? Five Ways to Make Sure You Don’t Overdraw Your Account
Non-sufficient funds (NSF) fees can happen to anyone. Heres how to stay on top of your money, avoid fees and protect your credit score.
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5 Myths about Your Credit Score
Canadians have a lot of misconceptions about how credit scores work, from how they’re calculated to what makes them go up or down. We debunk 5 common credit score myths so you can improve your financial health.
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Understanding Diversification and Why Successful Investors Rely on It
A varied asset mix can help boost your portfolio during economic uncertainty
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Types of Bank Accounts in Canada: A Guide
Still curious? Read more about chequing and savings accounts to learn about the pros and cons—and how they can help you reach your financial goals.