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Posted September 10, 2014 in Credit Card Tips, ReviewsThe Bank of Canada Leaves Interest Rates Frozen at 1 Per Cent
Posted September 9, 2014 in Economy, NewsThose with debt tied to prime rate can breathe a sigh of relief. The Bank of Canada has decided to once again stand pat on interest rates. This marks four years, the longest stretch in Canadian history, since Canada’s central bank has budged on the overnight lending rate.
National Bank Targeting Wealthy Canadians with Credit Card Offering
Posted September 4, 2014 in News
The National Bank World MasterCard Lounge at the Montréal–Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport
While big banks like CIBC, RBC and TD Bank are going after new Canadians, National Bank is looking to grow its credit card business by targeting Canada’s richest. While the average Canadian household has much of its net worth tied up in real estate, wealthy Canadians typically have substantial investible assets.
CIBC Hopes to Win Over New Canadians with Small-Balance Credit Cards
Posted September 2, 2014 in News, Personal Finance
Photo by imuttoo via flickr by CC 2.0-sa (compressed)
Getting approved for a credit card can be tough, especially if you’re a newcomer to Canada. With a lack of credit history and steady employment in Canada, getting approved for a traditional credit card can be an uphill battle.
Have you ever thought about lying on your credit application? You’re not alone. 10 per cent of Canadians said it’s okay to lie by inflating their income when applying for a mortgage, according to a recent survey by credit reporting agency Equifax. Even more troubling is the fact that 9 per cent admitted to actually lying on credit card and mortgage applications.
There has been another major security breach south of the border – this time with UPS. Customers of the parcel delivery courier may have had their most sensitive personal information stolen – their credit and debit card information – by a computer virus.