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Latest credit card articles

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Which credit card program in Canada is the best for you?

Take a closer look at how you spend and find the credit card rewards program that delivers the best long-term value for you.

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How to calculate your credit utilization ratio

Optimizing how you use your available credit can help you maintain or improve your credit score.

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Should you accept that pre-approved credit limit increase?

A pre-approved credit increase may signal warning bells. Why is your credit card company offering you more money? But don’t be alarmed; it may be a good thing for your credit score.

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