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The Bank of Canada has unveiled the design of Canada's new $20 bank note, marking the country's first circulating bank note to feature a portrait of King Charles III. The vertical polymer note is expected to enter circulation in early 2027 and will include enhanced security features designed to help protect Canadians against counterfeiting.
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Canadian Tire and Tim Hortons have launched a loyalty partnership that lets linked Triangle Rewards and Tims Rewards members earn Canadian Tire Money on eligible Tim Hortons purchases while continuing to collect Tims points. The basic offer earns 2%, with qualifying Triangle credit-card and Scan & Pay use potentially raising the total to 5%.
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Average weekly earnings in Canada reached C$1,343.86 in June 2026, up 3.4% from a year earlier, while job vacancies rose to 509,100, according to new Statistics Canada data released August 27.
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A rental application, phone plan or car loan may quickly reveal that you have no Canadian credit history. That is normal. Build credit in Canada as a newcomer with a calm routine: one suitable card, on-time payments, low credit use and regular report checks—without carrying costly debt.
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With $600 left after bills, splitting it among a TFSA, RRSP, FHSA and RESP can feel sensible. But the right account depends on the money’s job, access needs and likely withdrawal date. Use this Canadian guide to choose the account that should receive your next dollar first.
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Many middle-class Canadians earn decent incomes but still struggle financially. These five common money habits quietly drain wealth and make long-term financial security harder to achieve.
