Managing money is already hard enough for most people. So when Covid-19 hit, it made things ridiculously worse. Most of us do not learn any money management skills while growing up. Not in school and definitely not from our folks.

Did you know that 1 in 6 Canadians have more money going out (Expenses), then coming in (Income). This is according to the government of Canada’s 2019 survey. Isn’t …

In a world where even doctor visits can be completed online, you have more ways than ever to get a loan. Of course, the easiest way to get a loan is by choosing online loans. With online loans, you can get a loan right from your living room, without even having to leave the house—and who wouldn’t want to avoid changing out of sweatpants and driving to the bank!

Getting …

We usually think of loans in terms of large amounts, like financing for a new house or even buying a new or used vehicle. However, what if you don’t need tens of thousands of dollars to qualify for a loan in the first place?

Most people who borrow money every now and then, simply need a hand with everyday expenses, such as:

• Replacing a broken washer or dryer
• Fixing car …

Credit card cash advances are amounts of money which people are permitted to "borrow" from their credit card companies. These advances are generally processed via ATM withdrawals or deposited checks. Unlike other types of loans, credit card cash advances almost always come along with hefty interest rates, usually notably higher than the interest rate of the associated credit card.

Furthermore, the interest tied to credit card cash advances generally begins …

The word "debt" alone is enough to make people cringe. Which is quite understandable. After all, he bad side effects of debt are extremely well-documented. It can take decades for some people to escape its clutches, and for many people, repaying debt can be a lifelong struggle. Basically, it's not the best way to live. In fact, it's the opposite.

For these reasons and more, debt is overwhelmingly viewed as …