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A 90-day guide to building your financial foundation for newcomers
Moving to Canada is exciting — the opportunities, new communities. And let’s be honest, it’s a lot of paperwork, but getting your finances set up can be quick. With today’s digital banking and fintech options, it’s easier than ever to take control of your money.
Back-to-school on a budget
'Back-to-school season comes with a familiar mix of excitement—and receipts. Between fresh notebooks, back-to-class clothes, tech upgrades, and snacks that magically disappear within 48 hours, the costs can sneak up fast. But good news
Welcome to the new fintech era
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RSVP Yes, not broke
Wedding season hits differently when you're old enough to get invited to five in a single summer — and your name is not on the cake. Between travel, gifts, outfits, and the occasional open bar contribution, attending a wedding can easily cost $500–$1,000 per event. Multiply that by a full RSVP calendar, and you’re basically in a committed relationship with your credit card.
From Gown to Grown-Up
Graduation day is one of those moments that pulls at your heartstrings—watching your child walk across the stage, cap in hand, ready to step into the big wide world. For parents, it’s a mix of pride, nostalgia, and maybe a touch of worry. After years of guiding, supporting, and cheering them on, suddenly you realize they’re about to face life’s financial challenges on their own. The lessons learned in classrooms won’t cover everything about managing money, and the safety nets you’ve provided won’t always be there.
The 6 Biggest Scams You Need to Watch Out For (and How to Avoid Them)
"Scammers are getting craftier by the day, targeting unsuspecting individuals through investment traps, fraudulent online sellers, and even fake job offers. Knowing what to look for can help you safeguard your finances and personal information. Here's a deeper dive into the top six scams to watch out for and how you can stay protected."
Unlock the best credit card for your lifestyle
With countless credit card options available, choosing the right one can feel overwhelming. The key is identifying your financial priorities—whether it's earning rewards, saving on interest, or building credit. The right credit card should work for you, not the other way around.