Author Posts: Sarah Pritzker

There are many different loan providers in the Canadian market today. We'll help you compare personal loans with our in-depth comparison review.

Having bad credit makes it hard for you to qualify for a loan, but it’s not impossible. There are many options for bad credit loans in Canada.

HSBC +Rewards™ Mastercard® offers low-interest and a low annual fee for good value. With flexibility in how you redeem points, basic insurance protection included, and a generous welcome bonus, this may be the right card choice for you.

The HSBC World Elite Mastercard offers some great rewards, especially if you're a traveler. But there are some cons as well. Read to learn more.

Monitor your spending, save and budget. This is what the KOHO preloaded, rechargeable Visa card will enable you to do while you will earn cashback on your purchases. Learn more on our KOHO review.

Our review of the Kanetix insurance search platform covers all you need to know about how the platform works and how it compares to alternative insurance aggregators.

Need some tips on how to file your taxes if you're a freelancer? Look no further, we've got it all broken down: from deductibles to understanding your T1.

Get 50% off your first two months with GreedyRates! Learn how PocketSmith is helping Canadians track their spending, regardless of currency, in our complete review.

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If you’re struggling under the burden of serious credit card, student loans, medical bills, or other types of debt and are looking for a solution, this is the ultimate guide for you.

The Air Miles program is Canada’s most popular loyalty program and has become so widespread that Miles are now like a second Canadian currency. Our balanced review guides you to the best Air Miles credit card in Canada for your spending habits, including what offer is best for you.

Choosing the best chequing account in Canada for you means understanding the options out there and knowing your banking needs. Whether you need a student or youth account, free chequing account, US dollar account, or a standard personal chequing account, we help you make an informed decision.

Most Canadian credit cards charge up to 3% in foreign transaction fees on purchases. Read our list of credit cards without those fees and feel safe shopping abroad.