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Study: Who Really Gets Approved For A Loan? Insights From Half A Million Applications

By Priyanka Correia
Published on June 17, 2026

What really gets a personal loan approved? Real data from ~500,000 applications reveals the factors that move your odds most — and how to improve your...

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BC Hydro Customer Crisis Fund: How To Get Up To $800

By Priyanka Correia

The BC Hydro Customer Crisis Fund gives eligible residential customers a grant of up to $800 to clear overdue bills and avoid disconnection. See who q...

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Quebec Family Allowance Payment Dates 2026

By Priyanka Correia

See the 2026 Quebec Family Allowance payment dates, how much you can get per child, who qualifies, and how the benefit changes in different family sit...

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What To Do When EI Sick Benefits Run Out

By Priyanka Correia

EI sick benefits run out after 26 weeks. Learn what happens next, from CPP and QPP disability benefits to LTD insurance and provincial programs, plus ...

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How Much Do The Top 1% In Canada Make?

By Priyanka Correia

The “top 1%” gets talked about a lot, but for most people the actual numbers are a mystery. How much do you really need to earn to get in,...

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Middle Class Income In Canada: Are You In It? (2026)

By Priyanka Correia

What counts as middle class in Canada? A household earns about $50,300 to $113,300 after tax (2024). See the ranges by province, by income percentile,...

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Best Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) Apps In Canada

By Priyanka Correia

Compare the best BNPL apps in Canada, including Klarna, Afterpay, Affirm, and Sezzle. See how they work, their fees, and when a loan is the smarter ch...

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Personal Loans vs. Payday Loans: Which Is Right For You?

By Priyanka Correia

Payday loans cost about 365% APR; personal loans cap at 35%. Compare cost, speed, and credit impact to choose the cheaper, safer option in Canada.

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