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Canadian Government Updates Student Loan Repayment Terms
The cost of living continues to rise for the average Canadian. Inflation has sent many prices of goods and services…
What To Do After Bankruptcy
If you have done any reading about personal bankruptcy, you know that while bankruptcy eliminates your consumer debts, it also damages…
Your Debt Collection Questions Answered
Surprisingly, even financially stable people have debts with collections agencies. With life’s ups and downs, it’s easy for a phone…
How to escape the monthly subscription cycle
It’s no secret that businesses do what they can to stabilize their monthly income. Many are using the monthly subscription…
Is tip-flation leading Canadians to their tipping point?
Are we on the verge of a tipping reform? Okay, the word reform when talking about tips is extreme. That…
Consumer protection laws protecting your credit card information
Consumer protection laws aim to safeguard fair trade, prevent fraud, and protect consumer rights. In Canada, it’s the Financial Consumer…
Navigate new rules: Your income tax return guide
To help you navigate your taxes this year, we will share important dates, updated tax brackets, and new income tax…
The ultimate guide to handling debt collectors and collection agencies
Despite the fear that may arise from being contacted by collection agencies, there are rights in place to safeguard you…
Safeguard your finances: Verify your financial professionals’ credentials
When people trust financial professionals to invest their hard-earned money, they expect them to have professional education and training. It…
Debt after death: How debt is handled by an estate
Death is a tragic event that affects your family and friends. How well your estate is set up and whether…
The connection between credit rating, credit scores, and debt relief options
Credit scores are a big deal. An excellent credit rating can help you get a job, purchase a home, or…
How Changes To the Banking Industry Will Impact Canadians
Last year, Ottawa announced new measures in the financial services industry. Canadians should be aware of the changes that will…
Credit Card Debt FAQs
According to Forbes, the average interest rate for a credit card is now between 19.99% and 25.99%. Handling interest that…
Debt Management Plan FAQs
Below are all the answers to the most common debt management plan faqs so you can decide if it’s the…
2023 Second-Half Scholarship winner
The winner Congratulations to our 2023 Second-Half Scholarship winner, Brooke Turpin! Check out her winning response below. Thank you to…
Why You Should Keep Your New Year’s Financial Resolution
The new year is rapidly approaching. With the transition into a new year, many make hopeful resolutions. Some of the…
Affordable last-minute holiday shopping ideas
At the eleventh hour, your cousin’s plans change and now they can visit for Christmas. You find out your sister…
Unwrapping the mystery of budget-friendly gift-giving
Christmas is just around the corner, and the shopping season is in full swing. Budget-friendly gift-giving is a tough dilemma…
Financial Literacy: Financial protection tools
This November, we’re celebrating Financial Literacy Month. So far we’ve discussed financial emergencies, debt management, and long-term saving plans. This…
Financial Literacy: Building resilience by optimizing your financial health
This November is Financial Literacy Month. We are using this time to help Canadians learn about financial literacy and the…
Financial Literacy: Tools for building your emergency fund
This November is Financial Literacy Month. We’ve been taking part in the initiative by sharing financial knowledge and advice. Our…
Financial Literacy Month: Tools for managing debt
This November is Financial Literacy Month. The Financial Consumer Agency of Canada (FCAC) created this month to raise awareness about…
Financial Literacy Month 2023
Financial Literacy Month is here! The Government of Canada started Financial Literacy Month as a way to encourage Canadians to…
Financial Literacy Month: Tools for your financial health check-up
Each November, Canada celebrates Financial Literacy Month. It’s a time to bring awareness to financial health. Throughout the month we’ll…
Financial Certifications: Demystifying who does what in the financial industry
Knowing the “who’s who” in the financial industry is important. For many reasons. Protect yourself by understanding the differences. Find…
What we really want (and need) from banks in Canada
Canadian banking customers are feeling the impact of inflation and economic instability. Plus, there are the recent Bank of Canada…
Shortages Leading to Price Increases
“There’s no lettuce in my burger”, complained a customer at a Toronto deli that I frequented in spring. Neither was…
Talking turkey: Keeping Thanksgiving dinner from gobbling up our wallets
Food prices have risen drastically! So high that food banks are seeing record numbers. The more fortunate, are looking for…
Competition Bureau: Safeguarding our Wallets and Health
Price competition has been a hot topic in Canada. With two recent major mergers and a $50 million bread inquiry,…
2023 First-Half Scholarship Winner
The winner Congratulations to our 2023 First-Half Scholarship winner, Sydney Robertson from Dundas, Ontario! Check out her winning response below.…
A consolidation loan is not always the best debt relief plan. Here’s why.
As prices skyrocketed and the Bank of Canada set higher interest rates, many Canadians accumulated more and more debt. Many…
Financial Expert: Here are the Financial Resources I Use
The world has no shortage of financial resources. You can find information anywhere and everywhere. With an abundance of financial resources available,…
Mixing Social Media and Financial Services Wisely
Social media has made financial planning easier for people from different backgrounds. You may not have had access to people…
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