Articles with the Tag “New to Canada”
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Everything You Need to Know About Disputing Credit Card Charges
If you spot a credit card transaction you didn’t make, there are steps you can take to dispute the charge.
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Freelancing in Canada: What Newcomers Need to Know
Learn the benefits, challenges, legal requirements, and essential tips to start freelancing as a newcomer in Canada.
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Newcomer’s Guide to Finding your Home in Canada
This free guide for newcomers provides essential information, tips, and advice for renting or buying property in Canada.
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How Newcomers Can Find a Mentor in Canada and Grow Their Careers
Starting a career in a new country can be overwhelming, but a mentor can help you navigate the Canadian job market and grow your career in your new country. This article provides tips on how to find a mentor in Canada and make the most of the mentor-mentee relationship.
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Saving for a down payment: Buying your first home in Canada
Homeownership is one of the most meaningful ways we plant roots in a community to declare we are here to stay. In this article, you will learn how to save for a down payment and additional ways to financially prepare to buy your own home in Canada.
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How International Students Can Gain Canadian Experience Before Graduating
Part-time jobs and activities outside of your studies can boost your employability in Canada.
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Newcomer’s Guide to Finding a Job in Canada
Finding your first job in Canada marks an important step in building the foundation for your life and career in your new country.
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Tips To Consider When Selecting Newcomer Bank Accounts In Canada
New to Canada? Discover how to open a bank account, understand your banking options and choose the right financial partner to support your needs.
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No-Fee Chequing Accounts Explained: How They Work and What to Watch For
No-fee chequing accounts charge no monthly maintenance fees. Find out what you get and what you don’t.
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AI-Powered Scams: How AI is Enhancing Existing Scams
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is powering existing scams to make them more believable, targeted and prevalent.