10 Free Canadian Personal Finance Tools
July 20th, 2008 Posted in Personal Finance
Recently, I talked about free Canadian personal finance eBooks. Today, I am going to show you some great tools that can make your personal finances easier, and can help you achieve your financial goals. These tools are courtesy of Financial Consumer Agency of Canada and Industry Canada. As you may have noticed, I in the past. I will continue to review great tools, products and services if I feel it may help you to realize your dreams and goals. If this is your first time here, you might want to subscribe to the RSS Feed. Thank you for reading.
Answer a few questions, and this tool will suggest you bank accounts that best fit your needs. You can compare interest rates, account types, account features etc.
Compare your borrowing costs and stop borrowing.
This interactive tool helps you shop around and find those credit cards best suit your needs.
Compare features and costs of various credit cards and find the best one for you.
Determine your mortgage payments and find out how much money and time you can save by making prepayments.
Should you break your mortgage? Should you choose shorter or longer amortization? Or, higher or lower interest rate? Find out here.
Check if you qualify for a mortgage.
Find out if it is time to say goodbye to your landlord yet.
Vehicle Lease or Buy Calculator
Should you buy or lease a vehicle? Find your answer here.
Find out how much those small items are costing you and stop spending.
Bonus Items
Try these various quizzes and broaden your personal finance knowledge in a fun way.
For more tools and calculators like these, visit 30 Free Canadian Financial Tools and Calculators.
2 Responses to “10 Free Canadian Personal Finance Tools”
By Hareiana on Mar 24, 2010
The future is online, a friend told me about http://www.myootd.org recently and there is no way back for me, I was never inspired to budget and manage my cash responsibly until I visited this free budgeting site and started to use it.
For the first time I am getting a handle on my debt reduction and seeing a nice light at the end of my personal financial tunnel. I think that motivation is as important as the tools to do the job, OOTD offers both.