How to Renew Indian Passport in Canada

For an Indian living in Canada, this could be concerning, especially if your passport is nearing expiration. Today, we are going to cover the process of renewing your Indian passport from Canada so that you can avoid risking your immigration status or breaking any rules.

By Remitbee - Jul 6, 2020

How to Invest in Indian Stock Market from Canada

The Indian Stock Market has grown rapidly over the past few years, making it more appealing to people living in the country and those who are living elsewhere. Non-Resident Indians (NRI) are able to invest from foreign countries such as Canada as long as they follow specific rules set forth by the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA).

By Remitbee - Jul 6, 2020

How to Send Money From Canada to the USA

Sending money abroad is an ever-growing trend. It is popular among both entrepreneurs and immigrants. Many immigrants come to North America with the dreams of making new lives for themselves and giving back to their families overseas who have supported them in making this dream come true.

By Remitbee - Jun 17, 2020

RRSP vs. TFSA: What You Need to Know

Planning for retirement may seem like a daunting task, but the Canadian government provides two major resources to help their people prepare for the later stages of their lives. Two popular retirement resources for Canadians are RRSP and TFSA. Today, we are going to break down both of these resources and identify when each of them should be used.

By Remitbee - Jul 6, 2020

Digital Sources, Tools & Apps To Help Immigrants Settle In Canada

You’ve hit the jackpot! Not only have you just moved to the most beautiful country in the world (we’re a little biased) but you’ve also just found all the tools and guides you need to settle comfortably. This is our list of the best digital sources, tools and apps that can help you to settle as an immigrant in Canada. You’re welcome.

By Remitbee - Jan 21, 2020

COVID-19: The Emergence of New Financial Scams

As if the world is not experiencing enough turmoil and distress due to the coronavirus, scammers and opportunists are taking this chance to exploit the vulnerable to make a dollar or two. Canadians know that there is assistance available for them, but some people who are a little less tech-savvy have been targeted by dishonest people who are charging them for access to the money that they’re eligible for.

By Remitbee - May 27, 2020

Managing Finances As A New Immigrant To Canada

Learn about what financial tools are out there for newcomers to Canada

By Remitbee - Jul 6, 2020

What is the Canadian Unemployment Rate and How has COVID19 affected it?

COVID19 has effected unemployment rates all over the world. What does it mean for Canadians?

By Remitbee - Jul 6, 2020

When and How to apply for CESB (Canadian Emergency Student Benefit)

Any Canadian post-secondary student or recent graduate whose employment has been affected by the COVID19 pandemic can apply for the $1250 a month benefit.

By Remitbee - May 14, 2020

Top 5 Fin-Tech Predictions (2020)

Financial technology, or Fintech, covers innovations the crossover between the financial industry and technology. The term was first coined in the 1990s when e-commerce and the Internet really began to take off and it has continued to evolve ever since. It incorporates everything from trading stocks to crowdfunding platforms like Kickstarter and GoFundMe to Blockchain to Bitcoin and ranges from things that are currently in use to things that are just being explored.

By Remitbee - May 12, 2020

Interac e-Transfer and Sending Money Abroad

While Interac e-Transfers are typically used in Canada, users can send money abroad by paying a fee to money transfers via the Interac e-Transfer system.

By Remitbee - May 7, 2020

Becoming One Of The Leading FinTech Companies In Toronto: The Journey Of Remitbee

This became our vision; we pictured a world where people could send their money and support their families with a click or tap of a button, using an ordinary smartphone. No bank queues, no extortionate fees, and no complicated processes.

By Remitbee - Jan 15, 2020

What is Canada's Emergency Student Benefit? (CESB VS CERB)

While normal unemployment benefits and CERB were both created to help people who have lost their jobs or independent contracting income, many students and recent graduates don’t fall under either category. The COVID-19 pandemic has been catastrophic for many who are very early in their career or were just about to start their career after graduating in May or June. This is why the government created CESB as part of their COVID-19 Emergency Response Plan.

By Remitbee - Jul 6, 2020

Understanding Canada's Real Estate Bubble and the Effect of COVID19

With the current world pandemic still in full swing and unemployment rates continuing to rise across Canada, many people are asking: will COVID-19 burst Canada’s real estate bubble?

By Remitbee - Apr 27, 2020

What Are Interest Rates? (Canada)

Financial terms are confusing, let us help make them more simple!

By Remitbee - Apr 22, 2020