Personal Finance and Investments
TLDR; Review: Neo Financial (2026) – Is It Actually Worth The Hype? Neo Financial is a solid choice if you want a no-fee account that actually pays decent interest (2.25% base) and you shop frequently at their specific partners (like Hudson’s Bay, gas stations, and restaurants). The app is slick, and the credit card is
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TL;DR: KOHO is a hybrid spending and savings account that combines the best parts of a credit card (cash back) with the discipline of a debit card (spend only what you have). With interest rates up to 3.5% on your entire balance and cash back on groceries and rent, it’s a powerhouse for Canadians tired
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Many people ask me why I have been buying gold and silver for years. I get it, gold is heavy. Unwieldy. But it’s something that has retained its value unlike many other assets. And that’s what this blog post is about. In my personal opinion (DYOR), investing in gold and silver is a smart strategy
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