Everything you need to know about building credit in Canada. We will answer a number of key questions, including the differences between a prepaid and secured card.

One popular hack that can help improve your credit score and personal finances is the 15/3 credit card payment method.

You can still get a credit card even when there’s no record of your past financial activity. But how? Read on to discover your options—even if you have no credit history.

From annual fees to cash advance fees, here’s a rundown of the most common fees and how to avoid them.

Whether or not annual fees make sense ultimately depends on how you use it.

Our experts share the consequences—and how to avoid them in the future.

When to accept a credit limit increase depends on your individual circumstances.

As long as you're keeping your credit utilization below 30%, there's no such thing as having too much available credit.

We all know that late payments can have serious implications for your credit score, but are there any benefits to making your credit card payment...

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