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En collaboration avec KOHO En raison de l’inflation, le prix de n’importe quel achat fait ​​en sorte que vos billets de banque ressemblent plus à de l’argent de Monopoly. KOHO est là pour vous aider à sortir de la prison de l’inflation, à passer la case départ et à réclamer plus d’argent que jamais auparavant. […]

Sponsored by Bank of Montreal Dear Bank of Montreal, we have questions. High inflation, stagnant wages, and economic disruption are pulling out the Jenga blocks of financial security. Now, more than ever, Canadians need financial advice they can trust. Chrissy Kay is a prominent member of the FIRE community; disciples of a lifestyle that pursues […]

If you live in British Columbia (BC) and drive a car, you need an Autoplan car insurance plan. This guide gives you a review of Autoplan car insurance policies. We’ll cover everything you need to know about Autoplan’s basic coverage and optional packages and the process of insuring your car for the first time. Let’s check under […]

Redtag Vacations offer Canadians yet another way to travel better. Travelling to new destinations or to old familiar ones can be fun and exciting. However, it can also be expensive. When you are making travel arrangements, it is always a good idea to shop around and see where you can save money. Using Redtag.ca can save you time […]

A 660 credit score is below average, but good enough to access most credit and lending products. Your credit score is a 3-digit number that lenders and other creditors look at before approving you. When you apply for a loan, the lender will check your credit score to determine the terms of your loan and […]

With approximately $971 billion in annual wages and benefits paid to Canadians, errors and discrepancies are bound to happen. According to new research commissioned by Payments Canada, many working Canadians do not feel well-equipped to understand their pay statements. Key findings of the research: 47% pay more attention to social media than pay details 35% […]

The Canadian 5 dollar bill has changed over time. The first three series of banknotes from the Bank of Canada featured members of the British royal family. However, Canadian national identity appeared with the colourful and beautifully spirograph-like “Scenes of Canada” banknote series. Canada’s seventh Prime Minister Sir Wilfred Laurier was the first non-royal family […]

Canada is a super awesome place to visit in the summer. The warm weather allows tourists and travellers to enjoy the nation’s big cities, family attractions, and stunning natural spaces. But which is the best place to visit in Canada for your next summer vacation? Here’s our guide to Canada’s 25 greatest summer vacation hotspots. […]

When you think about it logically, telling a friend or loved one to “Have a safe flight” is pretty weird. Historically it makes sense. Back then flying at all was something that few people really grasped the concept of, so telling someone to have a safe flight became a thing and it has stuck. In […]

Sponsored by Scotiabank Is a tight budget cramping your lifestyle? Scene+ Points are your ticket to fewer bills and more thrills. When gas and groceries burn a hole in your pocket, all the fun stuff gets pushed to the back-burner. But isn’t the fun stuff what makes life worth living?  Scotiabank recently revamped the Scene+ […]

Throughout history, the lands now known as Canada have had a myriad of different forms and types of currencies, in a variety of denominations. The majority of these denominations fell to the wayside over time. The most recent of which was the Canadian 2 dollar bill. In this article, we’re going to dig into the […]

Canadian organization prefer to send money as a direct deposit. Whether you’re getting your biweeky paycheque or redeeming a tax credit, such as the climate action incentive payment, direct deposit is a quick and easy way to receive money. In fact, direct deposit is secure, so you don’t need to worry about someone intercepting the […]