In celebration of Financial Literacy Month, we’re kicking off our personal finance book review series! Every week for the next month, we’ll be reading one of our favourite Canadian PF books and telling you all about it.
Earlier this week the Saskatchewan government unveiled changes to drunk driving laws that will be a lot tougher on inebriated drivers, especially for first-time offenders with low BACs.
Reports are breaking this afternoon that TD Canada Trust has raised its prime mortgage rate from 2.7% to 2.85%. This will affect anyone with a variable rate mortgage with TD.
It’s that time of year again! November is Financial Literacy Month and that means organizations all across Canada, from the government to FinTech startups like ourselves, will be shining a spotlight on personal finance.
Famous hacker-turned-entrepreneur George Hotz is shutting down his company, Comma, after receiving a letter from the U.S. government warning that the self-driving car kit they were developing would be subject to government oversight and regulation.
If there’s anything we understand here at LowestRates.ca, it’s that today’s generation prefers the convenience of online services more than ever. FinTech is exploding in North America, giving people more power over their finances than ever before.
International housing experts are in Vancouver this week to discuss strategies to increase housing affordability in cities around the world as part of the Re: Address housing conference. One of these experts had blunt words for Canadians and our apparent fixation on foreign buyers.
