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| December 6, 2004
Most Canadians don't know their credit rating
Recent survey could be wakeup call as scoring system plays part in your daily life

A recent survey shows Canadians are woefully uninformed when it comes to their own credit information.
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| December 6, 2004
Homebuyers are finding terms to their liking
Brokers says they can find better rates than the banks offer

Instead of meekly accepting whatever mortgage terms their banks offer, many Canadian homebuyers are shopping around.
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| December 6, 2004
Oromocto, New Maryland: no Sunday shopping changes
It's still business as usual for Oromocto and New Maryland after the province passed a new law leaving Sunday shopping up to municipalities.
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8:32pm Chinese state-owned oil firm Sinopec confirms interest in Alberta oil sands
8:19pm Ottawa to shave EI premiums by pennies despite $46-billion surplus
7:46pm Royal Polymers charged on four counts of violating Ontario environmental laws
7:36pm Strong C$ cuts Aber Diamond Q3 net to US$8.5M; dividend and buyback planned
7:35pm Onex Corp. to buy U.S. health services companies for $980 million
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More Business Headlines
Personal Finance Manage the costs of your portfolio
Personal Finance You are richer than you think
Canadian Business Payday loans outlets get reined in
General Business Variety is the spice of shopping
Stock Market New York Stock Exchange seat sells for $1.1 M
General Business Canucks find trade jobs in Caymans
Personal Finance Measures to consider before 2005
General Business Californian owns 1,497 credit cards
N.B. Companies New Brunswick Historic Images
General Business Time to read
Canadian Business Canada's rich are getting richer
Canadian Business No interest rate hike expected
International Business Business Digest
General Business Through the window
Employment Royal Bank to cut 1,660 jobs
Business columnists
| November 30, 2004
Restaurants help kids at Christmas
| December 6, 2004
Year-end tax planning checklist
| December 6, 2004
Line of credit a useful tool
| December 4, 2004
The office party can be a holiday challenge
| December 4, 2004
Model home has many state-of-the-art features
| December 4, 2004
Just because you don't have to file, doesn't mean you shouldn't
| December 3, 2004
Lots to consider as 2004 ends
| December 3, 2004
What's On
| November 29, 2004
Absolute return funds explained
| November 29, 2004
Mutual funds take a hit
| November 27, 2004
Take the plunge in Rothesay
| November 27, 2004
Do you know how the work you're doing can affect others?
| November 27, 2004
Sometimes you can agree to disagree with the taxman
| December 6, 2004
Business Calendar New Brunswick
| December 1, 2004
Hawkins made his mark with integrity
| November 29, 2004
China influences world markets
| November 8, 2004
How do trust funds work?

Career stories Career features

| December 4, 2004
N.B. job listings
The following is New Brunswick's most comprehensive newspaper listing of job opportunities.
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| December 4, 2004
Strong dollar slows job growth
The steady rise in the value of the loonie left a clear imprint yesterday on the job market by...
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| December 4, 2004
New Brunswick sees slight decline in jobless rate
November numbers fall slightly from October to 9.9 per cent

New Brunswick posted a decline in its unemployment rate in November, dropping to 9.
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