Dollar stores are great places for thrifty shoppers. But anyone who has ever used a dollar store cotton swab knows that there are just some things that you shouldn’t buy there. So, what should you buy at a dollar store? In fact, there are some things that are so much cheaper at a dollar store that…
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It’s indeed a pain in the neck if you’re dealing with debt collectors several times a week. Some debt collectors are known to be rude, intimidating, and straight-up obnoxious. They will try every tactic – no matter how abusive and unscrupulous – just to get you to pay back your debts. Most debt collectors get…
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It’s a good idea to save money on Halloween candy if you plan on participating at all this year. Halloween has become big business in Canada, but job losses due to COVID-19 may stifle the traditional celebration methods. What was once a holiday exclusively for kids has now reached into offices, adult costume parties, and…
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Choosing the best debt relief company can be a difficult task. Debt is a sensitive topic and many Canadians are not comfortable sharing information about their very personal situation. However, it is important to ensure that you don’t spend all of your time worrying about settling debts. Doing so can derail you from achieving other…
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Understanding compound interest and the risks of unpaid debt is essential if you owe money. Accumulated interest can cause you to pay much more than the initial cost. Sometimes, interest is compounded monthly. Other times, the frequency of compounding can vary and make your debt grow faster. If you feel overwhelmed by your credit card…
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Individuals considering debt relief often ask “When does debt consolidation go wrong?” People who are burdened with multiple debts often resort to getting a debt consolidation loan to solve their financial struggles. This approach is believed to give you relief since you’ll merge your debts into a single manageable payment, and it can lower the…
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Insolvency is a financial state where you’re unable to meet your debts as they come due. When used as a commercial term, it means that your business is unable to pay off its debts. It is typically defined in two separate ways: cash flow insolvency and balance sheet insolvency. Let’s look at both now. Cash…
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Asking “Is debt settlement right for me?” might not be the right question. There are some considerations to keep in mind when you seek debt relief. For anyone struggling to pay their credit card debt and bills, the stress can be overwhelming. In many cases, the debt continues to climb, despite making payments despite making…
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For people who have debt problems, one of the best debt solutions to escape such a predicament is to file a consumer proposal. In the first quarter of 2019, the number of consumer insolvency filings reached 32,000. Despite this high number of filings, there are still folks out there who don’t know about consumer proposals….
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The signs you need credit counselling can be quite prominent. Experiencing financial trouble in your life is indeed a pain in the neck. Many people around the world are saddled with debt. In the United States alone, there are 76 million people who are struggling with their finances. And, of course, you can find plenty…
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