Banking
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How To Earn Stock Rewards With Wealthsimple Spend
Wealthsimple is an online financial investment company with different tools and services ranging from DIY trading, managed investments and spending accounts. Thanks to their no-fee commission trading app and marketing…
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Mydoh Review: Make Your Kids Money Smart
Mydoh is an impressive financial tool that parents can use to teach kids about money. Kids can learn financial responsibility by using the Mydoh Cash Card paired with the Mydoh…
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KOHO Introduces A New Over-drafting Service Called “Cover”
Koho is a financial service offering a spending and savings account, paired with a prepaid Mastercard and a robust mobile app. Throughout the years, the company has worked on introducing…
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Learn How To Save And Build An Emergency Fund
Building savings is equally as vital as learning to invest. Investing is a sure way to plan for a comfortable future, but having savings gives you the necessary safety net…
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Wise Review: Multiple Currencies, One Bank Account
Wise, formerly known as Transferwise, is a London-based fintech company that offers multi-currency accounts capable of sending and receiving money. Wise accounts can hold and convert money in 54 currencies,…
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Sezzle Review: Buy Now Pay later (2022)
Buy now, pay later has gotten popular during the pandemic. More consumers are using this form of payment to make occasional purchases. One of the most popular platforms is Sezzle,…
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CIBC US Smart Account: A Travel Companion
CIBC offers cross-border US accounts that make it easy to save and transfer US dollars between a Canadian and a US account. One of the best chequing accounts is the…
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Wealthsimple: Canada’s Favorite Fintech
The name Wealthsimple isn’t an understatement. The company’s customer service, tools, and vision can be summarized into this name. Wealthsimple takes investing, savings, and crypto; strips out all the complexities,…
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KOHO Review: Spend And Save In Style.
KOHO Financial Inc. famously known as KOHO, is a Canadian Fintech (Financial Technology) company based in Toronto. While it’s not considered a bank, Koho offers financial tools and services that are innovative…
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