LowestRates Media Kit

Media Kit

Changing consumer behaviour in relation to financial products will be a catalyst for change throughout the financial industry.

Co-Founder & CEO Frequently featured in the media and a charismatic and compelling presenter

Ey Entrepreneur Of The Year 2017 Finalist Emerging Entrepreneur Category

Mentor & Community Activist Active In The Community And Generous With His Time And Experience Mentor To Young Students At Both The Smith School Of Business At Queen’S University And St. George’S High School

Profit 500 - Startup 50 2017 Winner Ranked 42nd

Profit 500 - Startup 50 2016 Winner Ranked 4th

Insurance Business Awards 2016 Finalist The Keal Technology Award For Digital Innovation Category

Insurance-Canada.Ca Technology Awards 2017 Nominee

MaRS Fintech Cluster Member Joined 2016

Media Mentions

Canadians Rushing to Lock Down Five-Year Fixed Rate Mortgages Mcleans Sept 13, 2017

Based on the past 30 years, staying in a variable-rate mortgage is still the right choice in the long run if your goal is to pay as little interest as possible

It's the Canadian Way to Pay Too Much for Financial Products Globe and Mail August 17, 2017

A recent survey commissioned by the website LowestRates.ca tells the story. Of the 2,002 people who participated, 63 per cent said they use price comparison websites to book hotels and another 60 per cent said they compared and booked flights online.

Canadians Need To Admit They Have A Financial Literacy Problem Huffington Post June 26, 2017

Part of our money management problems lie in the fact that many Canadians struggle with financial literacy Glint

Small Hike, Big Deal? Winnipeg Free Press June 22, 2017

If you look at the past 20 years, consumers have always done better being in a variable-rate mortgage

Five Tips To Make Sure That You’re Getting The Best Deal From Your Bank Or Financial Institution Financial Post May 18, 2017

People are walking into their banks and accepting the first offers that they’re given.

Convenience Or Comparison? Why Sticking With 1 Bank Might Not Be The Best Option CBC News March 26, 2017

Why would the banks offer their best rates and cut their profit margin and cut their revenue if consumers are going to continue to take and accept whatever they’re offering?