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How to build good credit and not a hot mess
Building and keeping your credit score healthy will help you and your future finances.
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Explain it to me: Student Line of Credit
Beyond scholarships and RESPs, there’s another way to cover your school expenses.
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1 easy way to get your paycheque faster
Yes, there is a way to avoid the five-day bank hold on your paycheque (and other useful tips).
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How to repay your student loans and how to do it fast
The best way to keep your student debt from seeming overwhelming is to have a realistic and reasonable payback strategy.
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Use your Student Line of Credit like a pro
Be the master of your Student Line of Credit.
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Get the government to help you pay for school
Whether you’re a full-time or part-time student, you may be eligible for one of Canada’s Student Loans Programs.
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Explain it to me: Credit Cards 101
We’ll give you some key info, so you can be more confident about using a credit card after you’ve been approved for one.
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Cheat sheet: Decoding your credit card statement
It’s the easiest way to avoid late charges and to stay on top of your spending.
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6 ways to be smart and safe with your credit
Protect yourself and your credit score with these helpful tips.
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How to get money for medical, dental, or veterinary school
Intensive programs like these can be costly, but there are plenty of options to help you fund your education.
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Surprising ways to fund grad and professional school
From Masters to PhD, here are some alternative ways to find the money to keep studying.
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International students: What you need to bank in Canada
Here’s how you can stay organized when it comes to getting your finances in order once you arrive in Canada.
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10 real struggles Canadians face while studying in the U.S.
If you’ve ever studies abroad just south of the border, you can probably relate to these.
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Don’t have FOMO: File your taxes
You’re more likely to get a tax refund when you’re a student. Read on to see how.
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10 tips to go green on campus (that you can totally do)
Throw these simple things into your regular routine and you’ll earn extra points with the environment.
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3 easy ways to avoid bank fees
With all the expenses you have as a student (class, books, other essentials), you just can’t afford bank fees.
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Make a budget and ditch the poor student stereotype
Learning the basics of building a budget and managing your money isn’t as complex as you think.
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9 travel hacks that will save you money
Get a change of scenery, discover new cultures and meet new people without putting a huge dent in your bank account.
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11 ways to save money and still have fun
From free events in your city to cooking your meals, there are plenty of ways to cut back without sacrificing the fun.
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Chase your dream and get a scholarship
If you’re on the lookout for funding for your education, you might be eligible for a scholarship.
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How to apply for the TD Scholarship for Community Leadership
If you’re an active advocate for change within your community, you should consider applying.
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5 easy ways to shop in the U.S.
Here’s how to make the most of your retail therapy south of the border.