Lowest Rates Blog: Credit Cards

What would you do if something unexpected occurred and you suddenly owed $1,000? How would you deal with an unexpected expense?

Wedding season is upon us and people everywhere are looking for way to make their big day beautiful without the big price tag. When you are looking for ways to cut your wedding costs, DIY might be a great way to save some money and make your celebration unique. Here are four DIY tips to save on your special day:

If you mention that you’re trying to save money for your upcoming marriage, you can bet people will have that one piece of indispensable advice they want to share with you. Like politics and religion, everyone has a way to cut costs on your wedding. And I am no different. Here are some suggestions for what to save money on, and what to splurge on for your own big day:

Have you finished your Father's Day shopping?  If you need help thinking of ideas or want to add a little extra gift onto your plan, look no further than LowestRates.ca.

There’s a lot of buyer beware information out there about credit cards and its ugly step-cousin, consumer debt. While many of these ‘kid in a candy store’ warnings are good reminders of why it’s important to be responsible, there can be some definite pluses to owning a plethora of cards (Okay, maybe not a plethora but you get my point).

You love the great outdoors. You’ve been waiting all year for the six feet of snow to melt, the flowers to bloom, and the leaves to come out. Summer has come and now it’s time to get your tent on…or your trailer. While camping has a reputation for being a cost-effective way of doing your vacation, there are still ways to stay on budget. Check out the savings below: