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How to Negotiate Your Phone and Internet Bill in Canada (2026)

The average Canadian is overpaying their telecom provider by $487 every year. That number comes from NotchUp Slash’s dataset of…

Sarah Mitchell

April 30, 2026
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How to Lower Your Rogers Bill in Canada (2026): What Actually Works

Your Rogers bill didn’t jump overnight. It crept up — a $5 increase here, a promotional rate that expired quietly…

Sarah Mitchell

April 30, 2026

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Not all members will qualify for advances; Depending on eligibility, advances range from $50 – $1,500. Subject to NotchUp’s approval and policies. NotchUp only offers one advance at a time. License Disclosure: British Columbia, January 11, 2024 License #86443. The maximum allowable cost of borrowing under the payday loan agreement is $14 for every $100 advanced. On a $500 loan of 14 days, the total cost of borrowing is $70, with a total payback amount of $570 and an APR of 365%. On a loan of 62 days, the APR is 82.42%. NotchUp encourages responsible lending. Failure to repay your advance will result in a negative report to the credit bureaus, which will reduce your credit score. If you do not repay your advance on your payment due date(s), your loan will be considered delinquent and will be subject to an NSF fee of up to $20 for any payment missed. In addition, late interest will accrue on any unpaid balance at an annual rate of up to 20% per annum. Delinquency will be taken up in court and you will have to bear all the legal, court and administration fees.

Topic: save-money

How to Negotiate Your Phone and Internet Bill in Canada (2026)

How to Lower Your Rogers Bill in Canada (2026): What Actually Works