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The world has largely moved into a cashless system with debit and credit cards being the mainly used form of payment. And now businesses are being allowed to charge the consumer for credit card processing fees.

Anyone else feel like this has been the plan all along? I find it unbelievable that they’re allowing this to happen. https://www.thestar.com/business/2022/09/30/using-a-credit-card-could-soon-cost-you-more-as-retailers-allowed-to-pass-on-swipe-fees-to-customers.html submitted by /u/Tiny-idiot [link] [comments]Source

What is tenant insurance?

What is tenant insurance?  Tenant insurance is a form of home insurance that protects renters and their personal belongings from theft, fire loss and other common risks. If something happens to the possessions on...

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Worth it drop uni and move to Alberta?

2nd year U of T student here thinking to move to Alberta to start work in oil industry. I heard from people that you are able to start working in Alberta after high school...