A Team of Experts
Get expert tips and guidance from a community of renown personal finance experts right here at Loans Canada. We're here to help you stay informed so you can make the best financial decisions.
By Lisa Rennie
Published on March 17, 2022
Buy-now-pay-later services like Sezzle have become very popular in Canada. But before you use one, you should find out how it can affect your credit s...
By Lisa Rennie
Published on February 11, 2022
Thinking about switching to a new credit card? Find out how it may impact your credit scores.
By Corrina Murdoch
Published on January 14, 2022
The Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) offers the CreditView Dashboard to its online banking clients. It lets them check their credit score for free.
By Bryan Daly
Published on January 7, 2022
Read this blog post to see the difference between a credit score and a credit rating, and how both are determined.
By Lisa Rennie
Published on November 24, 2021
If you bank at one of the big banks then may be able to check your credit score for free either via their online banking portal or banking app.
By Chrissy Kapralos
Published on September 3, 2021
650 is considered a fair, but below average credit score. While there are still loan opportunities, the terms available aren’t always good.
By Corrina Murdoch
Published on August 27, 2021
By doing your research and taking it one step at a time, you can use today’s 600 credit score to achieve your long-term goals.
By Bryan Daly
Published on August 5, 2021
Do you have a credit score of 700 or below? Find out how it affects your ability to borrow credit from lenders in your region.
By Lisa Rennie
Published on June 11, 2021
While there are many free credit score providers, recent changes to the law has made credit scores free in Quebec and throughout Canada with Equifax.
By Priyanka Correia, BComm
Published on May 21, 2021
For a long time, credit reports were only available for free once a year through Canada’s two major credit bureaus. That is, until Mogo.
By Mark Gregorski
Published on March 29, 2021
A zero credit score signifies the absence of credit history. Without a credit history, credit bureaus have no way to rate your credit profile.
By Matthew Taylor
Published on March 19, 2021
When it comes to the health of your credit, there are several factors that can affect the health of your credit scores.
Get expert tips and guidance from a community of renown personal finance experts right here at Loans Canada. We're here to help you stay informed so you can make the best financial decisions.