My Recommendations

Bank Accounts

Chequing

TD Bank: TD All-Inclusive account. Sign up here.

Scotia Bank: Scotia Bank Ultimate Package. Sign up here.

Simplii: No Fee Account - $50 free for opening an account + $200 if you meet other conditions. Sign up here.

Budgeting

Mint: track spending. Sign up here.

Wealthica: track dividends and stock portfolio. Sign up here.

Investing

Wealthsimple: $10 free to start trading plus a free stock up to a $4500 value. Sign up here.

Questrade: Get $25 to $250 free depending how much you deposit. Sign up here.

Crypto

Shakepay: $30 free when you buy $100 worth of crypto. Sign up here.

Insurance

Rates.ca: Compare rates for car insurance here.

Rates.ca: Compare rates for home insurance here.

Rates.ca: Compare rates for life insurance here.

Mortgage Rate Tool

Stock Photos

Shutterstock: 20% off a one year subscription. Sign up here.

Note Book

It helps to have a solid notebook to write down goals and ideas to make thing happen! For a good one click the link below.

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