Articles with the Tag “Personal Finance”
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FHSA: 9 Questions Answered About the New First Home Savings Account
The Canadian government has introduced a new registered account aimed at first-time homebuyers. Here’s what to know about it.
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A Consumer Proposal or Bankruptcy?
Considering a consumer proposal or bankruptcy to deal with debt? Here are the main benefits — and challenges — to know for each one.
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How Does a Consumer Proposal Affect Credit Scores?
A consumer proposal can make it easier to manage debt to become debt-free, but it may take a toll on your credit score.
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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 in the U.S. as a Canadian Student
If you’re studying in the U.S., building a student credit history might not be the first thing on your mind. But it can make everyday life easier now – and open important doors after graduation.
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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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Travelling on a Budget: How to Save Money on Travel to the U.S.
Travelling on a budget to the U.S.? These tips can help you save on your next U.S. vacation.
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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.