Credit Cards Canada Blog

Some purchases should not be charged to a credit card because for credit card issuers they signal you are a client with questionable finances. While swiping a credit card may be convenience for many, credit card companies keep a close eye on all types of charges hitting card accounts. And in fact, using cash takes [...]

Governor of Bank of Canada Mark Carney recently indicated that interest rates would stay on hold due to the global economic uncertainty. This makes many think of the best strategies of investing, borrowing, and repaying, especially now that Canadians have borrowed too much already. For now, Canadians can sigh with relief, and debts are easy [...]

Many regard retirement as a well-earned and deserved conclusion to the years of hard work, but a growing number of retirees find themselves in debt. According to Statistics Canada, one in three retirees has some type of debt, including payday, student, and other loans, mortgages, lines of credit and credit cards, and other liabilities and [...]

Anyone can be stressed out in the midst of a looming divorce, with partners who cherished their memories before, doing hurtful and terrible things to one another. Children are often involved and parents and relatives take sides to make things worse. In this situation, your credit rating may be the last thing on your mind, [...]