Finance ministers of the G20 are unlikely to force Canada and other countries that object to a “Robin Hood” bank tax notes a G20 official. Finance Minister Jim Flaherty had seemed to be heading for a clash with people among the G20 group of developed and emerging economies over the tax. We have Britain, France

Checking your credit card frequently benefits you in a lot of different ways. You can help track your spending, and hopefully create a suitable budget for yourself, or you may be able to find mysterious charges right away and dispute them before missing the deadlines. In many cases, we might end up overlooking a charge

Lower than expected inflation rates stand a chance to ease to pressure of the Bank of Canada to aggressively hike interest rates, however consumers should still expect to see an early increase in early June according to a senior economist with BMO Capital Markets. According to Statistics Canada, the Consumer Price Index, The Bank of

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Scotiabank has been recognized by Canadians as one of Canada’s most reputable companies and Canada’s most reputable bank. The rankings of Canada’s 50 largest companies in this year’s Canadian Business/ Reputation Institute “Most Reputable Canadian Companies” list were released by Canadian Business Magazine. Scotiabank scored in the top 20 of all companies and was the

Finance Minister Jim Flaherty has made a move on the International Monetary Fund (IMF), insisting that Canada will not levy a new tax on banks to pay for future financial meltdowns. The bank tax proposed by the IMF will be on the agenda as finance ministers from G20 countries meet in Washington this week. Flaherty

The loonie posted its largest single day gain in 9 months on Tuesday following an economic forecast from Canada’s central bank. The Canadian dollar was up 1.58 cents at 100.12 cents (U.S.) after the Bank of Canada signaled that rates are bound to rise soon, a move which would likely increase international demand for Canadian