Registered Education Savings Plans (RESPs) Guide

Mohamed Konate

Mohamed Konate, MBA Mohamed Konate is a licensed Mortgage Agent (FSRA #10530, Mortgage Alliance) and Life & Health Insurance Broker (Elite Harvest Financial) based in Whitby, Ontario, serving families and businesses across the Durham Region and throughout Ontario. With over 15 years of experience in the Canadian financial industry — including senior roles at major banks — Mohamed combines deep expertise in mortgages, life insurance, and financial strategy to help clients buy homes, renew or refinance their mortgages, and protect their families with tailored insurance solutions. He is also the founder of MyRateCompass.ca, a trusted Canadian personal finance website offering unbiased insights and practical tools to empower consumers. Mohamed holds both a Bachelor’s and MBA in Business Administration from Quebec universities, and is passionate about making complex financial decisions simple and accessible. 👉 Learn more about working with Mohamed – Mortgage Broker in Ontario 👉 Connect at EliteHarvestFinancial.ca

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Published by Mohamed Konate | Dec 03, 2023

Registered Education Savings Plans (RESPs) Guide

Reading Time: 5 Min What You Need to Know About RESPs A Registered Education Savings Plan, RESP for short, is a registered account with the Canadian government that is designed to help parents save for their child’s future post-secondary education. As you’re probably aware, post-secondary education isn’t exactly the cheapest and the sooner you start investing, the better… Continue reading

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Published by Mohamed Konate | Dec 03, 2023

Tim Hortons Rewards

Reading Time: 7 Min Tim Hortons Rewards Program Review 2022: Tim Rewards We have spent some time over our last reviews looking at the customer loyalty programs of several of Canada’s largest financial institutions. Structured in the form of credit card rewards programs, the bank loyalty programs that we’ve seen reward customers for using their bank credit… Continue reading

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Published by Mohamed Konate | Updated Jan 10, 2024

How do I cancel an Interac e-Transfer?

Reading Time: 3 Min In today’s interconnected world, sending and receiving money has become a lot easier. One popular mode of money transfer in Canada is the Interac e-Transfer. But what if you’ve made a mistake while sending an e-Transfer and you need to reverse it? Overview of Interac e-Transfer Interac e-Transfer is a popular method of transferring money… Continue reading

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Published by Mohamed Konate | Updated Nov 24, 2023

How Will Changing My Credit Card Number Impact My Credit Score?

Reading Time: 2 Min Your credit score, that number which decides whether you can get a loan or mortgage, plays a major role in your financial life. When facing situations that require changing your credit card number, whether due to fraud, loss, or simply getting a new card, it’s natural to wonder about the potential effects on your credit… Continue reading

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Published by Mohamed Konate | Updated Jan 12, 2024

How to Read Your Credit Card Statement

Reading Time: 4 Min Ever wondered what all those numbers on your credit card statement mean? No sweat, it’s a common feeling—we’re all in the same boat here. Alright, let’s demystify your credit card statement together, making sure you can track your spending and dodge any unexpected shocks. First, you’ll want to know where to find your credit card… Continue reading

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Published by Mohamed Konate | Updated Dec 05, 2023

How to Write a Cheque in Canada : 7 Steps You Need To Know

Reading Time: 7 Min A cheque is a type of legal, financial document. It is used to transfer funds from one entity to another. Cheque usage goes back to ancient Roman civilization, as many historians believe. The payment method has appeared in nearly all cultures, but the specifics vary from community to community. With that said, nearly every society… Continue reading

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