Yes, According to a recent article and insights from University of Ottawa law professor Michael Geist, who holds the Canada Research Chair in internet and e-commerce law, it becomes evident why Australia was successful in striking a deal with Facebook to retain news content.
Wealthsimple now offers 4% for ALL Cash clients
Previously: 1% for all clients, 3% for direct deposits over $500, 4% for $100,000 net deposits
Now: 4% for all clients, 4.5% for $100,000 net deposits, 5% for $500,000 net deposits
One-third of my portfolio is currently allocated to CASH.TO 😄
However, this is intentional as I am saving this portion for the down payment on my first property.
Up: Just $746 more and I'll hit a new milestone in my investment portfolio! 🤩
Down: I'm just $746 short of reaching that milestone in my investment portfolio. 😩
Tangerine extends promotional interest rate offers to existing customers as well. As a long-standing customer myself, I recently benefited from 5.25% offer just last month.
Something…something… free speech.
Hello everyone!
I've set up megathreads for sharing referral codes in both communities. If you happen to have a WS referral code, feel free to drop it here!
Just to keep things fair and unbiased, I won't be joining in on the referral code sharing. Thanks a bunch!
I sincerely apologize for posting affiliate links in both communities. It was an oversight on my part and I did not intend to violate any rules. I have removed the links as per your request. I appreciate your feedback and guidance on this matter.
Thank you, everyone!
Quite the pack!
While it might not directly relate to Canadian Finance News, I believe we could implement a similar regulation for big banks in Canada. Currently, none of these banks have raised their deposit interest rates, and I think this practice should become the standard.