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by Jeremy
Most Canadians would confidently state that they compare pricing when shopping for a flight or a hotel, but a new survey shows that many Canadians won’t do the same when it comes to financial products. This is really troubling, when you consider that this accounts for things like mortgages, credit cards and insurance products. This lack of due diligence is also costing Canadians a lot of money. “The massive gulf between Canadians who compare travel options and financial products is disappointing. Because the latter is where you save real money,” says Justin Thouin, our CEO and co-founder. This is a big gap compared to the…
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January is the month to make resolutions, and while you might think things like vacations and weight loss…
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A lot of Canadians plan to pay for Christmas presents this year with credit, but unless you have…
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When it comes time to apply for mortgages, your credit report is very important, but how often are…
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