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Justin da Rosa

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YNAB versus Mint

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By Cory Santos, Sandra MacGregor Verified, Justin da Rosa
| Money Canada
Partners on this page provide us earnings. While we adhere to strict editorial guidelines, partners on this page may provide us earnings. I told a friend about Mint recently and she did some research and came to the conclusion that she is a YNAB girl. I still have YNAB on my iPhone as an app (after all, it is a paid app instead of a free app like Mint.com) but to be honest, the last time I used it was a few years ago. This was secondary to my Quicken fail.
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An Overview of Its Banking Products and Services

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By Justin da Rosa
| Money Canada
Scotiabank offers a variety of bank accounts to fit your financial needs. There really is an option for everyone. Whether you're managing everyday expenses, saving for the future or looking for specialized accounts for students and seniors, Scotiabank has you covered. With perks like no monthly fees, unlimited transactions and rewarding programs, there's an account designed for every stage of your life.
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What Is a LIRA? How to Transfer and Unlock Your LIRA for More Investment Freedom

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By Noel Moffatt, Justin da Rosa, Jordann Brown, Romana King
| Money Canada
Partners on this page provide us earnings. Partners on this page provide us earnings. What is a LIRA (locked-in retirement account)? A Locked-In Retirement Account (LIRA) is a Canadian retirement savings account designed to hold pension funds when you leave a job. Picture it as a holding area for your pension money that you can’t touch until you’re closer to retirement. When you switch jobs or leave an employer that provided a pension plan, you can transfer your pension into a LIRA.
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Open vs. Closed Mortgages: Understanding the Key Differences

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By Justin da Rosa, Vawn Himmelsbach, Nicholas Sokic Verified, Sean Cooper
| Money Canada
Partners on this page provide us earnings. Partners on this page provide us earnings. If you’re purchasing a home, you’ve probably spent days, weeks, or even months trying to find the perfect one. The location, the number of bedrooms, the layout – all things you’ve thought about and hummed and hawed over. Have you spent the same amount of time thinking about the type of mortgage you’d like? Probably not, and that’s OK.
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Best BMO Savings accounts

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By Justin da Rosa, Nicholas Sokic Verified, Sandra MacGregor Verified, Romana King
| Money Canada
Best BMO Savings accounts, compared The Bank of Montreal (BMO) is one of Canada’s Big 6 Banks, with more than 900 branches in Canada and more than 1,000 branches in the United States. Like all big banks, you can expect a slew of top notch products and services geared toward helping you save, spend and invest.. With BMO, you’ll find chequing accounts, investment accounts, lending products, mortgages and – as this article will focus on – savings accounts.
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CIBC Bank Reviews | An Overview of its Banking Products and Services

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By Justin da Rosa, Sandra MacGregor Verified, Romana King, Nicholas Sokic Verified
| Money Canada
Partners on this page provide us earnings. Partners on this page provide us earnings. CIBC, or the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, if you want to get formal, is one of Canada's Big 6 banks. It’s been around for over 150 years, so they’re no stranger to the banking scene. It’s also trusted by over 14 million clients CIBC offers tons of banking products, from personal and business banking accounts to mortgages, credit cards and investment services.
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CIBC Chequing Accounts | Which One is Right For You?

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By Justin da Rosa, Nicholas Sokic Verified
| Money Canada
Partners on this page provide us earnings. There’s no shortage of options when it comes to chequing accounts in Canada. Not only are there a handful of fintechs and challenger banks with different offerings, each of the major banks offer several of their own. This can make it difficult to decide which is best for you. That’s where we come in.
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The Best Variable Rate Mortgages in Canada

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By Romana King, Nicholas Sokic Verified, Clayton Jarvis, Justin da Rosa
| Money Canada
Partners on this page provide us earnings. Partners on this page provide us earnings. Amortization periods, mortgage terms, fixed vs. variable rates. There are so many factors to consider when choosing a mortgage that, quite often, choosing the best mortgage becomes a stressful, daunting task.
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CIBC Savings Accounts, Compared

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By Justin da Rosa
| Money Canada
Partners on this page provide us earnings. Let’s talk savings accounts. More specifically, let’s talk CIBC savings accounts. If you’re a customer of Canada’s smallest-of-the-big-five-banks (or are thinking of becoming one), we’ve got the low down on all your savings account options. The essentials you need to know are that CIBC – or Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce – offers four different savings accounts. They all have different features aimed at different types of savers. Let’s get to know them.
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PC Financial vs. Simplii: Which Bank is Best?

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By Justin da Rosa, Romana King, Sandra MacGregor Verified, Alicia Tyler
| Money Canada
Partners on this page provide us earnings. Partners on this page provide us earnings. Before we get into these two big bank rivals, how about some history? Back in 2017, PC Financial – which had, up to that point, been a joint venture with CIBC – decided to strike out on its own. It was a major shift in the Canadian banking scene; a small-scale financial institution deciding it no longer wanted to be in the shadow of its big bank big brother.
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PC Money Card Review 2024

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By Justin da Rosa, Nicholas Sokic Verified, Sandra MacGregor Verified, Robb Engen
| Money Canada
Partners on this page provide us earnings. Quick overview of PC Money Card Looking for a bank account and prepaid card, all in one? The PC Money Card could be of interest – it’s a no-fee bank account that comes with a prepaid Mastercard. There are no monthly fees, no minimum balance requirements and – maybe best of all – it’s the only account in Canada that earns you PC Optimum points. Let’s get into the details. Who’s the PC Money Card for?
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Interest Only Mortgage

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By Justin da Rosa, David Saric, Winston Sih Verified, Nicholas Sokic Verified
| Money Canada
Partners on this page provide us earnings. Partners on this page provide us earnings. Mortgage payments make up a chunk of your monthly budget. That expense can sometimes feel like it’s making it impossible to get ahead, especially if you’ve got other expensive debts, like credit card balances or car payments.
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KOHO vs. Simplii: Why We Like One Much More

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By Justin da Rosa, Winston Sih Verified, Sigrid Forberg Verified, Vishesh Raisinghani
| Money Canada
Partners on this page provide us earnings. Partners on this page provide us earnings. KOHO and Simplii Financial aren’t your parents’ banks. And, in KOHO’s case, it isn’t even a bank at all. What they are is a more modern alternative to the big Canadian banks you already know all about. They’re both doing things a little differently than traditional banks.
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Best Credit Cards for High-Earners Not Rich Yet (HENRYs) in Canada

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By Lubna Umar, Robb Engen, Justin da Rosa, David Saric
| Money Canada
Partners on this page provide us earnings. Partners on this page provide us earnings. If you're a high-earner, but not classified as rich yet (HENRY), there a great number of high-income credit cards to suit your specific financial needs and lifestyle on the market. We've compared over 100 credit cards to come up with this list of the best Canadian high-income cards for you.
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Walmart Rewards Mastercard Review 2024

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By Michelle Bates, Robb Engen, Justin da Rosa, David Saric
| Money Canada
Partners on this page provide us earnings. Quick overview of the Walmart Rewards Mastercard The Walmart Rewards Mastercard has a few main perks, including earning up to $45 upon sign-up. You’re also given the chance to finance expensive purchases made in-store or online to accommodate your monthly budget. And, as you spend, you earn Walmart Rewards Dollars with every purchase you make, whether at a Canadian Walmart location or anywhere else 一 with no limit on earnings.
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Simplii Vs. EQ Bank: Where Should You Keep Your Money?

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By Justin da Rosa, David Saric, Tamar Satov, Juliette Baxter Verified
| Money Canada
Partners on this page provide us earnings. Partners on this page provide us earnings. These aren’t your parents’ bank accounts. In the past, there were only a handful of banking options, but today, Canadians have a wealth of choices from smaller financial companies and fintechs – such as Simplii Financial and EQ Bank. These alternatives offer a range of benefits that traditional banks may not provide.
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Top 25 Canadian Financial Influencers to Follow Right Now

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By Shruti Nair, Justin da Rosa, David Saric, Tamar Satov
| Money Canada
Partners on this page provide us earnings. Partners on this page provide us earnings. Financial literacy has never been easier to attain, thanks to the sheer number of influencers who are intent on stripping away the mystery from money – particularly when it comes to smart spending, budgeting and investing. Canada has a thriving community of finance gurus who empower their followers with actionable strategies through their social media channels and blogs. We at Money.ca.
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Scotia Momentum Mastercard Review 2024

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By Justin da Rosa, David Saric, Tamar Satov, Juliette Baxter Verified
| Money Canada
Partners on this page provide us earnings. Quick overview The Scotia Momentum Mastercard is for those who appreciate earning rewards without having to pay an annual fee. Essentially, it offers the ability to earn money for free. Sounds like a win-win, right? Let’s dig in a little deeper.
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BMO eclipse rise Visa Card Review 2024

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By Cameron Smonk, Justin da Rosa, David Saric, Tamar Satov
| Money Canada
Partners on this page provide us earnings. Quick overview of BMO eclipse rise Visa Card I've always felt that BMO lags behind in the credit card game. When have they ever cracked seriously into the discussions of top points, cashback or any other cards? With that said, its eclipse rise Visa Card (stylized in lowercase just to drive me crazy) is a half-decent cashback card worth a glance if you're looking for a daily spender.
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Neo Financial Cathay Pacific World Elite Mastercard Review 2024

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By Justin da Rosa, David Saric, Juliette Baxter Verified, Chris Muller
| Money Canada
Partners on this page provide us earnings. Quick overview of Neo Financial Cathay Pacific World Elite Mastercard The Neo Financial Cathay Pacific World Elite Mastercard is a travel rewards card for discerning travellers who frequently jet between Asia and Canada. It’s the only credit card in Canada that directly offers Asia Miles, which may be enough to convince you to add it to your wallet.
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CIBC Costco Mastercard Review 2024

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By Justin da Rosa, Serah Louis Verified, Amy J Legate-Wolfe Verified, Aaron Broverman Verified
| Money Canada
Partners on this page provide us earnings. Quick overview of the CIBC Costco Mastercard Costco was a magical place as a kid. I remember going with my parents and perusing the aisles, checking out books, clothes and sporting equipment, all while munching on free food samples. What I didn’t know at the time was how expensive each trip to Costco usually is. As an adult, I now know you’ll have to somehow pay for those skids of coffee beans, $1.50 hot dogs and giant-sized condiment bottles.
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Your guide to the RBC moi program

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By Romana King, Barry Choi Verified, Leslie Kennedy, Justin da Rosa
| Money Canada
RBC Moi is a loyalty program that allows customers to earn Moi points for purchases at Metro, Food Basics, and other stores. There’s a new rewards game in town, which may be perfect for you – depending on where you do most of your grocery shopping. So, let’s dig into the Programme Moi (or Moi Rewards as it's known outside Quebec) – which, as you might know, means “me” in French. Which leads us to believe this program is all about me. Or, you, I guess.
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BMO Review: An Overview of BMO Banking Products and Services

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By Justin da Rosa, Nicholas Sokic Verified, Serah Louis Verified, Amy Tokic Verified
| Money Canada
Partners on this page provide us earnings. Partners on this page provide us earnings. BMO (also known as the Bank of Montreal) is one of Canada’s oldest banks—over 200 years old. Because of its history and reputation as one of Canada’s most trusted big five banks, it’s a popular financial institution for all things money-related—from bank accounts and mortgages to insurance, loans and investments.
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moi RBC® Visa‡ Review 2024

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By Justin da Rosa, Serah Louis Verified, Nicholas Sokic Verified
| Money Canada
Partners on this page provide us earnings. Quick overview of moi RBC® Visa‡ If you often shop at Metro (or its affiliated stores, such as Jean Coutu, Brunet and Première Moisson), the new moi RBC® Visa‡ may be a great addition to your wallet. With it, you’ll rack up points at those stores above while enjoying a few other perks that aren’t often found with a no-fee card. Read on to get the lowdown on one of the newer credit cards in town. Who’s moi RBC® Visa‡ for?
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Your Guide To Priority Pass Lounges 2024

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By Lubna Umar, Nicholas Sokic Verified, Justin da Rosa, Vishesh Raisinghani
| Money Canada
Partners on this page provide us earnings. Partners on this page provide us earnings. Waiting at the airport without lounge access is like being stuck in the nosebleed section at a concert — a lousy experience with no perks. With a Priority Pass membership, you have access to the best airport lounges across the world. So, you can easily relax in a comfortable space if you happen to be an airport early bird or are simply waiting for your connecting flight. What's a Priority Pass?
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BMO Chequing Accounts: Comparing Them All To Help You Decide

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By Justin da Rosa, Nicholas Sokic Verified, Vishesh Raisinghani
| Money Canada
Partners on this page provide us earnings. Partners on this page provide us earnings. There’s probably no more versatile and convenient financial product than the mighty chequing account. It’s one of the first accounts every young Canadian opens, offering a safe place to keep their hard-earned allowance and, as they grow, a place to have their paycheques directly deposited.
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Top tips before you switch your mortgage (hint: avoid expensive fees)

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By Justin da Rosa
| Money Canada
Key factors to consider before switching your mortgage in Canada Switching your mortgage isn’t as easy as calling your broker and saying, “Hey, I think I’d like to try something new.” It’s not as simple as changing your clothes. There are a few things you’ll want to keep in mind. A mortgage is a binding contract you signed at the beginning of your term.
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What is a Collateral Charge Mortgage?

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By Justin da Rosa
| Money Canada
Partners on this page provide us earnings. Partners on this page provide us earnings. Just when you thought mortgages couldn’t get any more complicated, we’re here to introduce another aspect of them – collateral charges. So, what exactly is a collateral charge mortgage? Simply put, a collateral charge mortgage is a type of loan tied to your mortgage. However, how it works is unique. But that’s a huge oversimplification. Ready to delve deeper?
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CIBC Aventura Visa Infinite Privilege Card Review 2024

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By Justin da Rosa, Amy Tokic Verified
| Money Canada
Partners on this page provide us earnings. Quick overview What we have here is what you may refer to as the Cadillac of travel credit cards. You’ll feel like a million bucks wherever you take it – it’s packed full of features like six free complimentary airport lounge visits, a $200 travel voucher and two NEXUS application fee rebates. You’ll also earn up to three points for every dollar spent, meaning you can enjoy travel more often with the points you’ll earn.
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Before You Switch Your Mortgage: Avoiding Fees

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By Justin da Rosa
| Money Canada
Partners on this page provide us earnings. Partners on this page provide us earnings. Your mortgage is your most significant monthly expense. But hey, it beats paying rent, right? Still, the costs add up, so it’s normal to wonder how you can save a little of your hard-earned cash. One possibility is switching your mortgage if you find a better rate. Perhaps you’ve used a rate comparison site to explore this. For instance, today’s best mortgage rate is 4.79%.
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Simplii High Interest Savings Account Review 2024

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By Justin da Rosa, Amy Tokic Verified
| Money Canada
Partners on this page provide us earnings. Partners on this page provide us earnings. Quick overview High interest savings accounts can be a great place to store your money short-term. However, I’ve always thought the name is a bit misleading – what’s considered high interest, anyway? With the Simplii Financial high interest savings account (HISA), you get an attractive promotional interest rate of 6% for the first five months (this offer expires April 30, 2024).
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CIBC Aeroplan Visa Infinite Privilege Card Review 2024

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By Justin da Rosa, Amy Tokic Verified
| Money Canada
Partners on this page provide us earnings. Quick overview If you’re a jet setter who loves to travel in style and doesn’t mind shelling out a little extra for premium experiences, the CIBC Aeroplan Visa Infinite Privilege (say that five times fast) could be the perfect travel companion. It’s packed with travel features like access to the Maple Leaf Lounge, a NEXUS application fee rebate, free checked bags and comprehensive travel insurance.
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Scotiabank Value Visa Card Review 2024

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By Justin da Rosa, Samantha Emann
| Money Canada
Partners on this page provide us earnings. Quick overview The Scotiabank Value Visa Card is a low interest card with an APR of 12.99% and a promotional period of 0% on balance transfers for the first 10 months. It costs $29 a year and the first year is free. Some downsides to the card are that it doesn’t offer rewards and there are similar cards in the market that have no yearly fees. Let’s dig in to see if the Scotiabank Value Visa Card deserves a spot in your wallet. Who is this card for?
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Scotiabank American Express Card Review

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By Justin da Rosa, Samantha Emann
| Money Canada
Partners on this page provide us earnings. Quick overview The Scotiabank American Express Card is a no-fee entry-level rewards card aimed at Canadians who want to earn Scene+ rewards without having to shell out extra cash for a yearly fee.
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Scotiabank Scene+ Visa Card for Students Review 2024

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By Justin da Rosa
| Money Canada
Partners on this page provide us earnings. Quick overview Being a student is expensive. Books, rent, beer (don’t worry, we won’t tell mom and dad) – for many, being a student is the first time they have to manage their own finances. Lucky for you, if you're a student, there’s a credit card made with you in mind. With the  Scotiabank Scene+ Visa Card for Students, you earn one Scene+ point for every $1 you spend on everyday purchases. Even better?
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Co-signing a Mortgage: Tips and Guidelines

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By Justin da Rosa
| Money Canada
Partners on this page provide us earnings. Partners on this page provide us earnings. When buying a home, you’ll need a mortgage – unless you’re independently wealthy and can slap down hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash. If that’s the case, congrats. I’m jealous. For the rest of us, though, a mortgage is a necessity. And lenders don’t hand mortgages out to just anyone. It would help if you qualified by proving you can afford the mortgage and that you’re a borrower with solid credit.
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Scotiabank Platinum American Express Card Review 2024

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By Justin da Rosa
| Money Canada
We adhere to strict standards of editorial integrity to help you make decisions with confidence. Please be aware this post may contain links to products from our partners. We may receive a commission for products or services you sign up for through partner links. Quick overview If you fancy yourself a jet setter who enjoys the finer things in life, the Scotiabank Platinum American Express Card might be the choice for you.
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CIBC Aeroplan Visa Infinite Card Review 2024

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By Justin da Rosa, Amy Tokic Verified
| Money Canada
We adhere to strict standards of editorial integrity to help you make decisions with confidence. Please be aware this post may contain links to products from our partners. We may receive a commission for products or services you sign up for through partner links. Quick overview The CIBC Aeroplan Visa Infinite Card may just be the perfect companion for travellers who often fly with Air Canada.
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Scotiabank U.S. Dollar Visa Card Review 2024

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By Justin da Rosa
| Money Canada
We adhere to strict standards of editorial integrity to help you make decisions with confidence. Please be aware this post may contain links to products from our partners. We may receive a commission for products or services you sign up for through partner links. Quick overview Are you someone who enjoys shopping in the good ol’ US of A? Of course you do – because everything seems to be cheaper south of the border.
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MBNA Smart Cash World Mastercard Review 2024

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By Justin da Rosa, Kyle Trattner
| Money Canada
We adhere to strict standards of editorial integrity to help you make decisions with confidence. Please be aware this post may contain links to products from our partners. We may receive a commission for products or services you sign up for through partner links. Quick overview The MBNA Smart Cash World Mastercard might be the card for you if you frequently spend on gas and groceries  – and, really, who doesn’t spend a lot on gas and groceries these days?
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Scotia Momentum No-Fee Visa Card Review 2024

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By Justin da Rosa
| Money Canada
We adhere to strict standards of editorial integrity to help you make decisions with confidence. Please be aware this post may contain links to products from our partners. We may receive a commission for products or services you sign up for through partner links. Quick overview If you’re looking for a no-fee, no-frills credit card that’ll let you earn points as you spend on essentials, the Scotia Momentum No-Fee Visa Card might be right for you.
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CIBC Aeroplan Visa Card Review 2024

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By Justin da Rosa
| Money Canada
We adhere to strict standards of editorial integrity to help you make decisions with confidence. Please be aware this post may contain links to products from our partners. We may receive a commission for products or services you sign up for through partner links. Quick overview The CIBC Aeroplan Visa credit card is like your first vehicle. It might not be the prettiest or the most feature-packed, but it’ll get you from point A to point B reliability.
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The Royal Canadian Legion MBNA Rewards Mastercard Review 2024

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By Justin da Rosa
| Money Canada
We adhere to strict standards of editorial integrity to help you make decisions with confidence. Please be aware this post may contain links to products from our partners. We may receive a commission for products or services you sign up for through partner links. Quick overview The Royal Canadian Legion MBNA Rewards Mastercard is a rewards credit card that has no annual fee and a welcome bonus of up to 5,000 MBNA Rewards Points.
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KOHO Credit Card Review 2024

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By Justin da Rosa, Vawn Himmelsbach, Em Norton, Barry Choi Verified
| Money Canada
Partners on this page provide us earnings. Quick overview of the KOHO Mastercard Not too long ago, it felt like Canadians were stuck with only a few options for their everyday banking needs. These included the bank with the comfy green chair, the one that wants you to believe you’re richer than you think, another that loves to tell you it’s the biggest in the country, and a bank that’s named after one of our favourite Quebecois cities.
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MBNA Smart Cash Platinum Plus Mastercard Review 2024

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By Justin da Rosa
| Money Canada
We adhere to strict standards of editorial integrity to help you make decisions with confidence. Please be aware this post may contain links to products from our partners. We may receive a commission for products or services you sign up for through partner links. Quick overview Ready to earn a little extra on some of your priciest expenses? The MBNA Smart Cash Platinum Plus Mastercard rewards you with 5% cash back on gas and grocery purchases for the first six months, up to a $500 monthly spend.
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RBC Avion Visa Platinum Review 2024

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By Justin da Rosa, Amy Tokic Verified
| Money Canada
We adhere to strict standards of editorial integrity to help you make decisions with confidence. Please be aware this post may contain links to products from our partners. We may receive a commission for products or services you sign up for through partner links. Quick overview of the RBC Avion Visa Platinum Card The RBC Avion Visa Platinum Card is a flexible travel rewards card aimed at the frequent flyer who likes to travel often and easily.
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Why we should talk about money

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By Justin da Rosa
| Ratehub.ca
Why we should talk about money with friends Let’s go back to the pop culture well for a second. Everyone’s favourite group of television friends from the 1990s went out to dinner during one episode. Struggling with their own respective financial woes, Rachel, Joey, and Phoebe order meals that are both light on the stomach and the wallet. Their more gainfully employed friends, Ross, Chandler, and Monica, order more expensive seafood dishes.
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Q&A: WestJet's head of rewards reveals tips, tricks and the secret sauce

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By Martin Dasko, Justin da Rosa
| Money Canada
WestJet’s credit card program is quickly distinguishing itself among its peers with a truly unique set of benefits in the Canadian marketplace. We invited Sol to do a Q&A with Money.ca to help us understand the secrets to maximizing the value of WestJet’s credit card program. The result is a masterly dissertation on how to squeeze hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars out of WestJet EVERY year. The best part is, WestJet’s happy to see you do it.
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How to Talk to Your Kids About Money

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By Justin da Rosa
| Ratehub.ca
Share financial realities As children get older, don’t shy away from sharing lessons you’ve learned along your financial journey. This can include credit card debt you may have amassed at certain times or irresponsible spending decisions (vehicles you couldn’t quite afford, pricey vacations, etc.).
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How to Save for a House in Canada

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By Justin da Rosa
| Ratehub.ca
Justin da Rosa November 16, 2021 Owning a home is a major life goal for most Canadians. Home ownership allows you to build equity while living in your primary residence (as opposed to paying off someone else’s mortgage) and gives a certain sense of pride that renting just doesn’t. Not to mention the fact that real estate has provided significant annual appreciation for the past couple decades. But saving for a home can be tough.
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