Open Cables for Cable Companies?
Lack of competition in Telecommunications in Canada is the reason Cable TV, Cell Phones and associated services are so darn high. CRTC needs to open it up.
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CPI Down Again (kind of) August 2009
Consumer Price Index in Canada in August 2009 was down mostly due to Gasoline price drops.
Rogers Relents, Back To School and Broken Contracts
In this consumer-focused article, we explore how Canadians can push back when faced with unfair charges and broken contracts. From battling Rogers over Internet overage fees to feeling the pain of overpriced ink during back-to-school season, this post reminds readers that speaking up matters. It also highlights how the Canadian Wireless Telecommunications Association (CWTA) Code of Conduct now reinforces your right to cancel a contract without penalty if your provider changes pricing or services. This practical piece is packed with tips, examples, and a reminder that your wallet deserves defending—especially in a world of hidden fees and tech markups.
When Your Shredder Overheats…
Having a shredder or access to one, is an important part of your financial world. Shredding old documents needs to be done, often.
Banks Were Like This?
This is a reprise of one of my favorite NFB shorts, called My Financial Career based on a story by noted Canadian humorist Stephen Leacock. For my regular readers you’ll know I have already posted… Read More »Banks Were Like This?
