There’s no shame if you need help paying bills right now. With the coronavirus resulting in layoffs, there’s no surprise so many people need financial assistance. If you are currently having trouble paying your bills due to COVID-19, the Economic Response Plan can help. Local churches, the Salvation Army, and many other non-profit organizations have…
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Having to protect your finances through COVID-19 can prove difficult when many companies are laying off employees. Financial difficulties are just one more thing to worry about when dealing with a pandemic of this proportion. Not only is the coronavirus a health crisis, but it is also a financial crisis. The good news is that…
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Stress Awareness Month is an essential time in 2020. With all that’s going on in the world, it can be difficult navigating the Coronavirus, finances, and everything in between. Money is can be a source of stress from time to time. Even so, it’s important that you and your friends and family deal with stress now…
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If you have to file self-employed taxes this year, you may be confused with how they differ from personal taxes. Income tax season is already complicated enough. Not only do you have to file your tax return, but you must also submit the tax return for your business. Filing taxes for both may feel overwhelming,…
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The goal of the Collection Agencies Act is to keep collection agents from participating in a prohibited practice. Basically, for a collection agency to collect from those who owe, they must follow. According to the act Canada lawmakers created, it prohibits certain behaviours and tactics. While it may be their right to receive payment of…
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Have you ever pit debt settlement vs. bankruptcy vs. consumer proposal? Getting to know each one intimately probably never crossed your mind. However, it’s an unfortunate reality that Canadians are carrying more consumer debt than ever before. And while most can manage their payments every month, many are struggling mightily to make ends meet. Sometimes,…
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It’s time to get down to the basics. In this article, we’re going to look at the basics of budgeting. Now I know what you’re thinking, a budget is no fun. While that may be the perception, this couldn’t be further from the truth. Topics include learning personal and family budgeting basics, the step of…
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Are you unsure of how to get out of debt? You’re not alone. Canadians owe an average of $1.74 of debt for every dollar of disposable income. That can be fine as long as nothing goes wrong. However, if you have a financial emergency, you can find yourself struggling to make your monthly debt payments….
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If you want to know how to pay back student loans, you’re not alone. The average Canadian student owed $28,000 on a bachelor’s degree upon graduation. In this article, we’ll look at ways to get financially ready for college and university as well as paying off your student debt once you graduate. We’ll look at…
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With the 2020 tax season in full swing, we thought it would be the perfect time to share some tax tips. In this article, we’ll look at ways to boost your tax refund, tips on getting your taxes filed on time and a tax credit for people with disabilities. 5 Simple Ways to Boost Your…
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