Student tips and advice

We’ll give you some key info, so you can be more confident about using a credit card after you’ve been approved for one.

It’s the easiest way to avoid late charges and to stay on top of your spending.

Protect yourself and your credit score with these helpful tips.

Intensive programs like these can be costly, but there are plenty of options to help you fund your education.

From Masters to PhD, here are some alternative ways to find the money to keep studying.

Here’s how you can stay organized when it comes to getting your finances in order once you arrive in Canada.

If you’ve ever studies abroad just south of the border, you can probably relate to these.

You’re more likely to get a tax refund when you’re a student. Read on to see how.

Throw these simple things into your regular routine and you’ll earn extra points with the environment.

With practical budgeting tips for students, navigate rising costs and inflation- paving the way for a stable and prosperous future!

With all the expenses you have as a student (class, books, other essentials), you just can’t afford bank fees.

Get a change of scenery, discover new cultures and meet new people without putting a huge dent in your bank account.

If you’re on the lookout for funding for your education, you might be eligible for a scholarship.

If you’re an active advocate for change within your community, you should consider applying.

25 scholarships available to be awarded annually, worth up to $60K over 4 years.

Here’s how to make the most of your retail therapy south of the border.