How Budget 2025 could change how you bank, from fees to cryptocurrency

Global NewsTuesday, November 4, 2025 at 9:59:04 PM
How Budget 2025 could change how you bank, from fees to cryptocurrency
The recent federal budget announcement brings exciting changes for Canadians, aiming to modernize the banking system. With proposed reviews and reforms, it could significantly impact how people bank, including aspects like fees and the integration of cryptocurrency.
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