For anyone struggling to pay their month-to-month bills and service their debt, the stress can be overwhelming. In many cases the debt continues to climb, despite making payments, because you’re expenses keep rising. The strain of this can be devastating; studies show Canadians are increasingly worried about their financial situation. Many aren’t sure how they…
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Face it, when it comes to debt, no matter how big or small, it can be a major source of anxiety for Canadians. Paying debt off is a priority for most people but many worry how they will do it. According to the most recent MNP Consumer Debt Index, Canadians are increasingly worried about their…
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It’s that time of year again when Canadians start scrambling, to get their tax return completed before the deadline to avoid a penalty. This year that date is April 30th, 2018. But don’t worry there is still plenty of time to get your tax return completed and sent off the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA). There…
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This is the busiest time for real estate transactions in Canada. If you’re out shopping for a home it’s easy to get caught up and spend more than you wanted too. For first time homebuyers, it can be an overwhelming experience. Before setting out to buy your first home here are a few ways you…
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We all know the cost of getting married is expensive. But have you stopped to think about how the cost of breaking up can be even more? Many couples don’t consider the financial consequences when they call it quits on their marriage. Without a doubt, you should never stay with someone just to save money,…
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Money is one of the major reasons couples fight. A study out of Utah State University found that couples who fight frequently about money are more likely to get divorced. That’s compared to any other issue they might fight about, child rearing, their love life and household chores (as an example.) Before your relationship moves to…
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After landing your first full-time job the advice is often to start saving for retirement. Now it can be hard to convince a young person to put money away for an event that’s 40 years in the future. But what can be even more difficult is understanding where to save that hard earned cash. In…
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The holidays are expensive. We know that. According to a recent survey from savings destination RetailMeNot.ca, the average Canadian spent almost $1000 this past holidupgradeay season on food, drink, travel and gifts. Another survey by PC Financial finds 77 percent agree the holiday season tends to be more expensive than planned. If you went over budget…
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Halloween has become big business in Canada. What was once a holiday exclusively for kids has now reached into offices, adult costume parties and themed events at night clubs. A survey conducted in 2015 by digital couponing site RetailMeNot.com found that 68 per cent of Canadians adults now celebrate Halloween. It also found 33 per…
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Are overspending problems the reason Canadians are suffering from record high levels of debt? The latest numbers from Statistics Canada show in the second quarter of 2016, for every dollar of disposable income Canadians, owe $1.67. The majority of this is mortgage debt, but 1/3 is consumer debt often held on expensive credit cards and…
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