The Terrific Thanksgiving Turkey

Although everything is pumpkin flavoured for the fall season, Turkey is still the star of Thanksgiving dinner. In Canada, the average cost of a Thanksgiving dinner

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The Evolution of School Supplies

School has been around since roughly 425 AD. Ever wonder what back-to-school spending was like back then? Nowadays, shopping for back to school supplies and clothing comes second only to Christmas/Holiday shopping. Each year, the average Canadian family spends more than the year before. How did students survive the first day of school in 425 […]

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Canada and the Olympics

The Summer Olympics are about to commence in London. Although Canada gets a lot of attention for excelling at Hockey, there is a lot to be proud of when it comes to Canada’s contributions to the Summer games. While Canada may not possess as many medals as other countries, Canadians have a lot of heart […]

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Fantastic Facts about Father’s Day

Father’s Day is about showing our dads how much we appreciate all that they do for us. According to the National Retail Federation, the average consumer plans on spending about $117.14 on dad this year, which is up 10% from 2011. While the economy still tends to spend about $35.36 more on Mom,

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The Price of Saying “I Do” in Canada

They say every young girl (and a few boys) starts planning her dream wedding at a very early age. It’s unlikely that the costs associated with that fairytale wedding are considered as the dress, the flowers, and the cake are imagined. By the time the big day comes, it’s hard to let go of what […]

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* Subject to approval times. In many cases, your money will be deposited the same working day you request it. Approval times may vary depending on the time it takes to receive and verify documents, but in most cases approval takes place the same day. The amount you are approved to borrow is based on your credit history and ability to repay a loan. Not everyone qualifies for a loan. Once approved, the money is sent to your bank to be placed into your account. Representative APR (Annual Percentage Rate of charge) example: Ontario residents who choose to borrow $300 for 14 days will be charged a total of $62.94 for credit. This is based on a fixed rate of $20.98 for each $100 borrowed. The total repayment amount will be $362.94. The representative APR will be 546.98%. Alberta, British Columbia, and Saskatchewan residents who choose to borrow $300 for 14 days will be charged a total of $68.94 for credit. This is based on a fixed rate of $22.98 for each $100 borrowed. The total repayment amount will be $368.94. The representative APR will be 599.12%. To see more examples, please visit our Rates page.

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