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The Get is owned by Neo Financial, led by an editorial team of editors and journalists independent from Neo Financial.

A hand holding a clock coin, putting it into a piggy bank, symbolizing the cost of convenient tax for Canadians.

Are you unknowingly paying the convenience tax?

For everything you buy, there’s an alternative with a premium price tag. Find out if that convenience is worth the tax.

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A graph showing that a 1993 World Series ticket cost $58, but ALCS ticket cost over $800.

The cost of seeing sports live—how much would you spend on playoff tickets?

Canadians love sports. Not just hockey either. With the Blue Jays vying for victory, sports fans (even the bandwagon sort) are figuring out how much it’s worth to see events live.

A Canadian woman negotiating a pay increase with her potential boss.

Changing jobs? Time to negotiate a better pay rate

They say never accept a first offer. Whoever “they” are, they just might be right. Here’s how to negotiate more pay.

Head shot of Canadian comedian Rick Mercer, photo by Jon Sturge.

“How did I get here?” asks comedian Rick Mercer

Sometimes career paths are planned out. Other times, they happen with passion, a bit of luck, and some make-believe.

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The Get is owned by Neo Financial, led by an editorial team of editors and journalists independent from Neo Financial. This online magazine and newsletter is part of our mission to empower Canadians with money.

A woman looking at a pair of shoes, which would come out of her discretionary money part of her budget, aka, her Fun Fund.

Splurges are bad, right?

If you make a big-ticket spend on your credit card, is that really harmful for you and your credit score? Well, it depends. Here’s why.

Social media meme about The Summer I Turned Pretty S3, Ep6: Jeremiah’s Credit Card Score, when he didn't pay his credit cards.

Will my partner’s credit score affect my own?

“The Summer I Turned Pretty” might have had Canadian viewers debating whether or not Belly should keep seeing Jeremiah and his low credit score. But what if this happens in real life?

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