I Did The Math And Here Are The Top Free Credit Cards For Canadians Earning $60,000 or Less
If you’re earning less than $60,000, it may not be worth it to pay an annual fee for a credit card.
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I Tested the Top 5 High-Interest Savings Accounts in Canada So You Don't Have To
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I Requested A Price Match At Four Ontario Grocery Stores And Here’s How It Went
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I Figured Out The Best Way To Pay Off Debt Collectors To Rebuild Your Credit Score
If you can’t afford to pay it in full, Margaret says a settlement is the next best thing. “You want it to show up as settled, zero balance, because you paid the agreed amount.”
I Asked 10 Uber, Lyft & Hopp Drivers in Toronto How Much They Were Earning After Accounting For All Their Cost and The Result Will Shock You
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I Spent $132 on 6 AI Job Search Apps And They Totally Missed the Point
I kept seeing TikToks of people claiming they used AI to apply for hundreds of jobs and got interviews overnight. One guy said an app landed him a job offer in a week while he was on vacation. I’ve been through the Canadian job market, and I know that’s not how things usually go.
I Spent Hours Playing Temu's Games & Doing Math to Learn About Their "Free" Gifts
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I Took Out a $200 Loan from Money Mart and Here’s How Much it Cost Me
On a sunny Saturday afternoon, I walked into a clean, bright, and professional establishment that felt more like my dentist’s office than a seedy subprime lender. Except that I walked out with $200 and the financial equivalent of an unmedicated root canal.
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