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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Visa Inc and MasterCard Inc, opening another front in an eight-year battle over credit card fees paid by retailers, on Friday asked a federal judge to declare that the fees do not violate antitrust law.
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Students are now winding up their high school and post-secondary education and getting ready to hit the pavement looking for job opportunities. With almost half of Canadians employers (51 per cent) anticipating on hiring students or recent grads this year,...
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It seems that stashing cash in a cache isn't a top priority for many Canadians. Growing up, our grandparents and parents always stressed the importance of building that all-important nest egg to have a little something for a rainy day....
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Millions of dollars in life insurance goes unclaimed each year for one simple reason: the beneficiaries simply don't know the money exists. Even in this wired age, if the insurance company can't locate the beneficiary — or for that matter,...
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Thinking of buying a new home? You may not be alone in your thoughts. According to the BMO Housing Confidence Report, nearly half of Canadian homeowners intend to buy a property in the next five years signalling a high level...
