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CFFBank EASYONE account (Line of Credit and High Interest Saving Account all-in-one)
CFF Bank EASYONE account with high interest savings rate is packaged as all-in-one banking solution. This account offers customers the ability to take advantage of both an unsecured line of credit and high interest savings with one simple, no-fee account
Transfer higher interest credit card balances
Consolidate debt
Pay for your next home renovation
Increase your savings
Pay for a vacation
Reduce interest you pay
Manage your cash flow
As a partner with CFF Bank, Im now able to offer you exclusive banking products available through CFF Bank!
I encourage you to open the new CFF Bank EASYONE Account. This no-fee account offers up to $25,000* in credit. And now for a limited time** you can take advantage of the following:
Up to 120 days NO INTEREST on the Line of Credit portion of your account
3% BONUS RATE on the Savings portion of your account for maximum savings
​CFF Bank EASYONE Account Features:
Unsecured Line of Credit
High Interest Savings Account
Access Funds Online or by Telephone Banking
CFF Bank EASYONE Account Benefits Unsecured Line of Credit:
Rate of interest is lower than a traditional credit card
Access to credit whenever its needed
Reduce interest owing with any deposits made to the account
Pay interest only when the account is used
High Interest Savings Account:
Earn high interest when borrowings are paid off
Unlimited transfers to pre-authorized account
Higher interest rate than most banks
Total flexibility not locked-in
A great way to make your savings work harder
Access Funds Online or by Telephone Banking:
Logon to online banking at www.CFFBank.ca
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**This is a limited time offer on all deals funded before April 30, 2015. Rate of 3% inclusive, and subject to change without notice
Canadian home sales edge higher in March 2019
Home sales via Canadian MLS Systems edged up 0.9% in March 2019 following a sharp drop in February, leaving activity near some of the lowest levels recorded in the last six years.
There was an even split between the number of markets where sales rose from the previous month and those where they waned. Among Canadas larger cities, activity improved in Victoria, the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), Oakville-Milton and Ottawa, whereas it declined in Greater Vancouver, Edmonton, Regina, Saskatoon, London and St. Thomas, Sudbury and Quebec City.
Actual (not seasonally adjusted) sales activity fell 4.6% y-o-y to the weakest level for the month since 2013. It was also almost 12% below the 10-year average for March. That said, in British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan, sales were more than 20% below their 10-year average for the month. By contrast, activity is running well above-average in Quebec and New Brunswick.
It will be some time before policy measures announced in the recent Federal Budget designed to help first-time homebuyers take effect, said Jason Stephen, CREAs President. In the meantime, many prospective homebuyers remain sidelined by the mortgage stress-test to varying degrees depending on where they are looking to buy. All real estate is local, and REALTORS remain your best source for information about sales and listings where you live or might like to in the future, added Stephen.
5 ways to help stop the sniffles this allergy season
(NC) Spring has sprung again and while the warmer weather is definitely a welcome change, the return of itchy eyes and a constantly dripping nose may not be.
Its estimated that 25 per cent of Canadians are affected by seasonal allergies, and depending on what you are allergic to, allergy season may not just affect you in the spring but could also linger right up until the first frost in the fall.
This spring, try to avoid the discomfort by getting to the bottom of what is causing your allergies before they start. Here are five tips to help you get ahead of your symptoms:
Check the pollen forecast: Be on top of this as it can change daily and really affect your symptoms. If youre planning on exercising, go to the gym or exercise inside on warm, windy days.
When you are outside, protect yourself: Wear sunglasses or a hat not only do they look good and block the sun, they also help keep pollen off your body and out of your eyes.
Cover up when being active outside: If you are doing outdoor activities like cutting the lawn or gardening, consider wearing a mask or scarf to cover your nose and mouth.
Protect yourself from pollen: We carry a lot of pollen into the home with us. Wash your bedding more frequently during spring, summer and fall; keep your windows closed and remember your pets can track pollen into the house, too.
Find the right product: Speaking to your local Shoppers Drug Mart pharmacist can be your first line of defense. They can help assess your symptoms and recommend an over-the-counter medication or product. If this isnt enough to kick your symptoms, your pharmacist can write you a prescription for a medication in all provinces excluding British Columbia and Ontario. If your symptoms are more severe, pharmacists in B.C. and Ontario can work with your doctor to make sure you have the right treatment option for you.
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