Many people look at what’s happening across the Atlantic and wonder why eurozone troubles would bother the rest of the world. While it seems as though Canada should be fine without worrying about the eurozone, though, the global markets don’t work like that. This morning, as the eurozone bailout plan began to fall apart, the [...]
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Is a Balance Transfer Worth It?
Right now, there is a lot of interest in balance transfers. A balance transfer can help you save money on your debt. If you are trying to pay down your debt, a balance transfer might be the best option. A lower interest rate will allow you to make larger payments on your principal, which means [...]
Capital One Low Rate Guaranteed Secured MasterCard
One of the most important things you can do for your finances is to build good credit. However, if you have made mistakes in the past, or if you don’t have an established credit history, you might have difficulty getting access to a Canadian credit card that can help you build credit. In such cases, [...]
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Interest Rates Could Rise Soon: Now is the Time to Borrow Smart
The Canadian economy was not hit as hard as the U.S. economy by the financial crisis and global economic slowdown. As a result of that, the Bank of Canada has been adopting a policy that is more focused on keeping inflation under control as the economy grows. One of the ways this is accomplished is [...]
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Is Interest Rate the Most Important Credit Card Consideration?
When trying to choose the best Canadian credit card for you, it is important to look at the different aspects of the credit card, and decide what will work best for you. In some cases, it is tempting to look for the lowest interest rate. However, this isn’t always the most important consideration. Some things, [...]
Paying Down Credit Card Debt: High Interest First
Credit card debt can be devastating. It represents a drain on your discretionary spending, limiting your ability to do what you want with your own money. However, paying down credit card debt can be a daunting task. The important thing, though, is to get started. Start out by making a list of all of your [...]
More Rewards for Your Wedding: Use Your Credit Card
Are you in the process of planning a wedding? It’s an exciting time — and an expensive time. Purchases made, from food to the cake to flowers to the dress start to add up quickly. Indeed, many people end up borrowing at least a little bit of money to fund their weddings. And you can’t [...]
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