About the author

Jane Switzer

Jane Switzer is a writer and editor with more than a decade of experience producing content for major Canadian newspapers, magazines, fintech companies and banks. Jane got her start working in journalism as a reporter and copy editor before transitioning to content writing, editing and SEO.

Expertise

  • Personal finance

  • Banking

  • Financial products

  • Investing

  • Interest rates

  • Credit scores

Education

  • Queen’s University

Blog posts by Jane Switzer

4 min read

Can you get a mortgage with bad credit?

It’s definitely harder to get a mortgage when you have bad credit – but it is possible. From getting a co-signer to working with alternative lenders, you have options.

4 min read

How to transfer money between bank accounts

Learn the simple steps to transfer money between bank accounts. Discover various methods such as online transfers, wire transfers, and mobile banking apps. Gain confidence in managing your finances efficiently and securely.

5 min read

Grocery Stores with Cash Back Rewards in Canada

Discover how to maximize cash back rewards on grocery shopping with the right credit card. Learn more about cash back options, choosing the best card, and budgeting tips.

5 min read

Registered Education Savings Plan (RESP) for College Savings

Start saving for your child's college education today with a Registered Education Savings Plan (RESP)! Benefit from tax-free growth, contribution matching from the government, and the ability to pay for tuition, textbooks, and other education-related expenses.

3 min read

Zip Codes vs Postal Codes on a Credit Card - Canada

A credit card postal code or ZIP code is essential for online purchases and for using your credit card at U.S. gas stations. Learn what it is, why it matters and how to use your Canadian credit card at U.S. gas stations with this helpful guide.

4 min read

Credit card debt is at an all time high amid inflation. Here's how to manage it.

With inflation making goods and services more expenses, credit card usage is at an all-time high and many Canadians are racking up debt. Here’s how to manage it.