14 h. ago How Canadian banks can actually benefit from lower interest rates: FP Video

Plus, find out how consumers can shop smarter this holiday season

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26 h. ago This TSX stock was up 17% this week and it could gain another 36%, analysts say

The Week in Stocks: Which Canadian Big Banks had their price targets increased, why tax loss selling will be trickier this year and some top picks for 2026 from RBC Capital Markets

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3 d. ago Canada’s EQB to Buy Banking Unit of Country’s Largest Supermarket Chain

Canadian lender EQB Inc. is buying the banking division of the country’s largest supermarket chain to boost its deposit and credit card businesses.

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8 d. ago Exposure to geopolitics and bad private credit in spotlight as Big Six banks prepare to report earnings

With Canadian banks trading at lofty valuations, some analysts question whether the trend can continue

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2 w. ago These Canadian bank accounts were just ranked the best for 2026

It can be overwhelming to research the best bank accounts in Canada to sign up for, with companies offering different perks and features.Whether you're a student or newcomer looking for the best bank accounts in Canada to meet your requirements, then look no further than the latest award-winning banks. Online financial platform Ratehub has released its 2026 Personal Finance Awards list, which features some noteworthy winners."Whether you're a cautious saver aiming to boost your returns or an investor focused on growing your portfolio, while keeping fees low, this year's award winners can help you get closer to your financial goals," reads the report.The awards list highlights the best banking and investment accounts across 13 categories to help Canadians decide which one is the right fit.Best Chequing AccountWinner: EQ Bank Personal AccountEQ Bank earns the title of best chequing account thanks to its flexibility and ability to earn interest, whi...

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2 w. ago Banking regulator proposes to ease lending rules for Canadian banks

The proposed loosening of rules comes at a time when Ottawa is looking to boost competition in the financial sector

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