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Read ArticleHow Covid-19 and CERB Will Affect Your 2020 Taxes in Canada
It's tax time. Learn tips on how Covid-19 and CERB will affect your 2020 taxes.
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Rebuild your credit and get back to lower rates.
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How to Maintain Your Car That's Been Sitting Idle During COVID-19
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Read Article10 Common Money Mistakes Entrepreneurs Make when Starting Their Own Business
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Read Article5 Steps to Help you Get into a Better Money Mindset
Feeling overwhelmed? Try these 5 steps to help you get into a better mindset to talk about money.
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Read ArticleDebt Consolidation Calculator
Use this tool to help you make sense of your debt consolidation plan. You'll be able to determine how much money you can save by consolidating your debts into one lower interest rate loan.
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Read ArticleFinancial Terms Word Search
Fun for kids! Try this word search to learn 30 financial words and their definitions.
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Read ArticleSoft Credit Check vs. Hard Credit Check: How do They Affect My Credit Score?
Let’s talk about how lenders use these two types of credit checks for different reasons and more importantly, how they affect your credit score.
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Read ArticleHow to Build Good Credit as a New Canadian
Follow these tips to help build your credit score and position yourself well for the years ahead.
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Read ArticleHow to Build Good Credit as a Student
Here’s how to build good credit if you’re a student with a limited financial history.
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Managing Debt and Expenses
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Read ArticleWhy Cancelling Credit Cards can Actually Hurt Your Credit
Here’s a closer look at why cancelling a credit card may actually hurt your credit score (and a few times it makes sense to close your account).
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Considering Bankruptcy or Consumer Proposal?
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Read ArticleHere’s how (and why) to increase your credit limit
When used correctly, it can be a great strategy for getting ahead and positioning yourself for a strong financial future.
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Read ArticleWhy It’s Harder to Get Credit When You’re Self-Employed
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Read ArticleSo You've Paid Off Your Debt—Here's How to Stay Debt Free
There are a few moments that everyone remembers in their life. Their wedding day, graduations, and the birth of their children. For some, becoming debt free is one of the best days of their lives.
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Read ArticleWhat Is Debt Consolidation, and Is It Right For You?
Have you found yourself in a spot where it seems you have too many debts and too many payments to make every month, making it hard to achieve your financial goals?
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Read ArticleTake Control Of Your Finances For Good: Strategies to Put Your Debt and Income Back in Balance
Here are some tips to help you focus and reach your financial goals.
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Living Well on a Budget
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Read ArticleMyths about Bankruptcy and Consumer Proposal
Learn the top myths about consumer proposal and bankruptcy. Consumer proposal or bankruptcy should always be considered last resorts. Try consolidating your debts or talking to your lenders first.
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Read ArticleOvercoming Financial Distress: How Do You Pay Your Bills When You Can’t Pay Your Bills?
The first thing to do when in financial distress is to take a deep breath and tell yourself there are options. Let’s take a look at what can be done.
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Read ArticleWhat is Bankruptcy and Should I Declare It?
A declaration of bankruptcy remains on your credit Bureau for 7 years after discharge date.
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