You know being in debt is incredibly stressful. While you’re doing everything you can to get out, it’s important to stay healthy and active. Adopting a hobby is an excellent way to stay socially active and learn new skills. Even if you’re struggling with debt, there is a cheap hobby out there for everyone. Feeding…
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The coffee you buy represents a lot more about your financial future than you think. Learn how a single cup of coffee provides insight into saving. What is the Latte Factor? The latte factor is the idea that any small, habitual purchase adds up to a large amount over time. A daily latte is an…
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Experiencing a financial emergency can be a harrowing experience. But it happens—especially nowadays. What can you do when paying interest on debt becomes too rough? A line of credit can help you get through tight financial times. What is a line of credit? Lines of credit are loan types that allow you to borrow money….
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What is financial infidelity? Financial infidelity consists of hiding credit card purchases and other debts. It can even go as far as creating secret accounts that your partner doesn’t know about. It can also include making big financial decisions without consulting your partner. When you save money or spend, being honest with your partner can…
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According to Statistics Canada, only 30.2% of Canadians are living debt-free. The remaining 69.8% owe about $79,000 per household in total debts. Debt can be overwhelming, particularly if the debt owed is so great that you can’t afford each monthly payment and you’re getting collection calls from creditors. Fortunately, bankruptcy is not the only option. Debt…
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The ultimate goal of emergency funds is to have a chunk of easily accessible money that acts as a stabilizer for your entire life. Having a safety net can turn unexpected expenses into slight hiccups. It’s no surprise that many Canadians are within $200 of being unable to cover their bills. What would you do…
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Savvy shoppers are always looking for valid food budget tips. And who could blame them? According to Canada’s Food Price Report 2021, annual food expenditure could go up by as much as $695 compared to 2020. If you are in debt, consider some ways you can stretch your food budget to put extra money towards what…
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It’s devastating news to hear: the application for your mortgage is not approved. Whether it was for a new home purchase, a refinance, or a renewal, mortgage loan forgiveness can leave you scrambling for alternatives. Not getting approval for a mortgage happens frequently. According to the CMHC’s Residential Mortgage Industry Report, the approval rate for mortgages…
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Credit is something many of us take for granted. If you have good credit, you should have no problem borrowing money from financial institutions at the best interest rates. They also give the most favourable terms and conditions. If you’re able to pay for your home, car, and other assets in cash, you may not…
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Income taxes are a large financial obligation. Every individual files taxes every year. Some get a tax return. Some get a refund. If you own a business, you may also pay business and sales taxes. Regardless of your situation, we all face tax debt at some point or other. This may have you wondering how…
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