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Debit, credit and savvy spending

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Know your credit card benefits

Credit cards come with great additional benefits, but do you know what you’re entitled to? Find out what features your credit card may have now.

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How to avoid a holiday debt shock

This holiday season, in addition to the usual shopping temptations, there are additional pitfalls to be aware of. How to sidestep them, spend responsibly and avoid debt sticker shock in the new year.
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Credit cards vs. debit cards: What’s the difference?

Knowing how credit cards and debit cards work can impact your purchasing decisions and how you manage your finances.
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Should couples get joint credit cards?

Couples may be considering opening a joint credit card or adding their new spouse to their existing sole credit card. Read more about each option before making this decision.

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How one shopaholic became a saveaholic

Curbing your shopping habits doesn't have to be hard.
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Picking the right rewards credit card

Rewards credit cards can help put a bit of wiggle room back into your budget. How do you know which one is right for you and your financial goals? Here are a few things to look out for.
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Inflation deflated this familys budget here is how they’re coping with it

A peek into one Quebec family's monthly expenses shows the toll inflation has taken.
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The cost of giving: How much are you spending on gifts?

Gift giving can be fun and rewarding, but it can also be expensive. Here are some tips on how to gift on a budget.
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Keep your budget in check by buying used

With prices rising due to inflation, people are getting more creative with how to save money, and one of these ways is buying used. Here are some reasons why purchasing secondhand can save big.
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