Other Helpful Resources from CIBC

For High School Students:

CIBC Financial Faceoff Game

Teach your teen how to manage their money through this interactive experience, centred around the theme of hockey.

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Scoring High with Credit

If you have a credit card or a student loan, you have started to build a credit rating.

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Credit Cards 101: Staying on the Smart Side of Credit

Tips to help start and build a smart relationship with your credit card.

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Investing 101

Understand the basics of investing and why it’s important to start early.

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Your Investing Personality

Knowing what kind of an investor you are can play a major role in helping you put together an investment portfolio.

Learn more about investing personalities.

Graduating from High School

Your high school years are coming to a close and you have many options. Here are just a few ideas to think about.

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Savvy Savings Tips

There are lots of reasons to save. Maybe you want to buy a car, take a trip or even retire comfortably someday. To learn how, read on.

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Getting ready for college or university

Choosing a School

You've decided to take the plunge and head to university or college. But how do you decide where to go?

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Scholarships 101

If there’s only one thing you need to know about scholarships, it’s that you should apply.

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A Guide to Student Loans

With tuitions on the rise, financial help is a reality for most students.

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The Basics of Student Loans

Understand the options available for financial help with post-secondary education expenses.

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Show Me the Money — Financing Your Education

Even with a part-time job and summer employment, you could find yourself short on tuition money come September. If you’re looking for alternative sources of financing, the government and banks are a good place to start.

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How to Prepare for a Loan

If you’re like most students, your savings probably won’t cover all of your education costs.

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Is it Time to Withdraw Money from an RESP?

What you need to know when it's time to withdraw money from a registered education savings account.

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Getting Smart About Budgets

Learn how to make — and stick to — a budget.

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Three Ways to Save (And Still Have a Life)

Feel like you have a million expenses? Find ways to stretch your funds by making the most of what you’ve got.

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Avoiding Interest

With bills, books, food and tuition, you have enough expenses. Why spend more if you don’t have to?

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Managing your investments

Find out the tips on managing your investment portfolio.

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