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by Jeremy
According to a recent survey released by Equifax Canada, Canadians are showing signs of increased vigilance when it comes to protecting themselves against fraud. In fact, 91 per cent of those polled say they’ve taken better steps to protect their personal information, and calls to fraud alert hotlines increase by 28 per cent in 2016. However, the issue of fraud in Canada continues to be a big one, costing victims over $108-million last year, which is actually up 15 per cent from 2015. In addition, 90 per cent of Canadians surveyed feel vulnerable to fraud, with 80 per cent reporting that online activity makes them…
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The mortgage industry has been abuzz this past month with major changes taking place and other notable news.…
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This week is ‘National Family Week in Canada’, and unfortunately with the economy in Calgary over the last…
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In case you missed the big Brexit story this past week, there was a big referendum held last…
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CMHC released its annual Mortgage Consumer Survey today, which unveils the home buying and mortgage behaviours of Canadians.…
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November is Financial Literacy Month in Canada, so all month long my blog will be featuring tips and…
