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Talking to Bill Collectors: What Can You Do?

This article is part of our Finance Hub.

Too many Canadians run from their debt and try to bury their head in the sand. It's not because they are losers--it's simply because they just don't know what to do. They think by not communicating and not answering those letters the debt will somehow just disappear, but that isn't going to happen. One of the worst things that a debtor …

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Surviving Bankruptcy: Everything You Need to Know

This article is part of our Finance Hub.

If you had good money and time management skills, you could have avoided this in the first place. Anyways, see this time now as a way to educate yourself (Especially on how to save on your taxes, etc)and plan to avoid making the same mistakes again. Although you might feel some relief once you file bankruptcy and your debts …

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There Are Alternatives to a Costly Personal Loan for Canadians

Canadians don't always have to turn to a costly personal loan to overcome financial hardship. Whether it's caused by just student loans or something bigger, there are lots of options available for you.  These more affordable choices will protect credit and actually assist with building a better credit history. Before ever applying for any type of loan, the borrower should weigh the reasons as to why they need it. …

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Off Beat Ways to Celebrate Valentines Day on a Budget

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The day of lovers--that's what Valentines Day is all about.  But those constant, influx of commercials can make some Canadian couples feel uneasy and filled with anxiety. If the idea of this holiday looming scares you, there's no need for it too. No one ever said you had to spend a fortune to express your love. That's a sad myth. It's …

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Time to Start Planning Savings Resolutions in 2021

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With a new year comes a new chance to gain control of your money, and set yourself up for a future of financial freedom.

Maybe you've had enough of living paycheque-to-paycheque, or perhaps you’re hoping to buy a house. Whatever your goals are, getting serious about saving takes proper planning and consistency. Whether you're just getting started with saving money or you've been doing so for a while, here …

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7 New Ways to Pay off Your Debt Faster

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Debt can feel overwhelming, but with the right planning and consistency, you will be able to get on top of it.

Gaining financial freedom is a very worthwhile goal, and the quickest way to do that is to get yourself in the green. Becoming debt-free can take time, but it is a more simple process than you may think.

Top Tips To Pay Off Your Debts Faster

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Cyber Monday is Here

Cyber Monday is finally here and we thought we would help shoppers out just a bit. The bottom line here is to save money, right? Cyber Monday is right next to Black Friday and it was established so no shoppers would feel left out. Now, you are supposed to be choosy! Don't fall into every deal you see until you compare it. Canadians shouldn't impulse shop just because a cyber …

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Is Your Small Business Ready For The Holidays?

Preparing your small business for the holidays is of critical importance! It's not something any small business owner should handle with levity. The good news here is that there are numerous reliable steps that you can leverage to put things in order. Any small retailer should want to hear the "cha-ching" of their cash register, so planning for upcoming holiday sales will definitely help.

The right software can help small …

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8 Expert Ways Canadians Can Stretch Their Money

How far can Canadians stretch their money today? Seriously—how far can that one paycheck take you? Unfortunately, it isn't very far for most Canadian families. Economics is definitely upside down across Canada and even more so within the US. The goal is to discover how you can stretch your money without feeling restricted doing so. It might sound difficult, but really, it's not. You have to develop the right …

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Programs to Tranform Housing Costs For Canadian Families Today

Canadians spend more than 40% of their monthly income on housing, which is extraordinary. However, this dilemma is occurring all across the United States as well. Because of the stagnation in wages, but the increases in housing and other living costs--Canadians are struggling to stay above water. Some Canadians can only dream of becoming a homeowner.

Canadians who do manage to acquire a home struggle from month to month with …

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