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Canadian Class-Action Settlement & Rebate Finder

A tool that finds the money Canadians are owed but never claim — open class-action settlements (like the $500M bread price-fixing case), government rebates and one-time payments, and unclaimed refunds — checks your eligibility, and walks you through filing the claim. Replaces hearing about settlements 'on the radio' and missing the deadline.

Canadian Refund & Complaint-Escalation Navigator

A tool that helps Canadians actually win disputes with banks, telecoms, and merchants by routing each complaint to the body that gets results — OBSI for banks, CCTS for telecom, chargebacks for merchants, provincial regulators — with ready-to-send templates, the right escalation sequence, and deadline tracking. Turns 'they told me someone would call me back' into a refund.

CRA Correspondence Decoder & Review Response Navigator

A tool that helps Canadians deal with scary CRA letters, calls, and reviews — decoding what a notice actually means, telling you whether a 'CRA' call is a scam, and guiding your response to reviews, reassessments, and requests for documents. Plus help when your T4 is missing or your identity was used to file a fraudulent return. The thing tax-filing software doesn't do.

Canadian Telecom & Subscription Cost Optimizer

A tool that stops Canadians from overpaying the Big Three telecoms and creeping subscriptions — tracks the best current Canadian phone/internet deals, tells you exactly when and how to call retention (or switch) to match them, and catches subscription price-hikes and unauthorized add-ons before they bleed you. Built for the person paying $250 for what others get for $35.

Mortgage Renewal Penalty & Switch Optimizer

A tool for the Canadian mortgage renewal moment — calculates your break/IRD penalty, compares staying with your lender vs. switching, models the new payment at today's rates, and tells you the smartest move before you sign the renewal your bank mailed you. Built for the millions of Canadians hitting the renewal cliff at much higher rates.