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  • What Happens if Your Consumer Proposal is Annulled?

    After dealing with overwhelming debt for years, you finally found relief with a Consumer Proposal. However, your financial situation has changed, and you can’t afford your Proposal payments. What happens next? If you miss multiple payments or fail to adhere to your responsibilities, your Consumer Pr … Read more »

  • Debt Relief Options for a Line of Credit

    You took out a line of credit to consolidate debt, renovate your kitchen, or take your family on a dream vacation, but now you’re struggling to keep up with the minimum payments. Failing to make your payments on time can negatively impact your credit score making it more difficult to borrow money in … Read more »

  • Leasing a New Car vs. Buying a New Car: What to Consider

    In an ideal world, you could save enough money to purchase a car outright. But, with the average cost of a new vehicle in Canada coming in at $66,500, that’s unlikely for most. If you’re in the market for a new vehicle, you might question whether you should lease or finance a car in Canada. What mak … Read more »

  • 6 Tips to Avoid Holiday Debt and Enjoy a Stress-Free Season

    The holiday season can bring a mix of excitement and stress. While it’s fun to celebrate with loved ones, overspending on gifts and entertainment can result in holiday debt that takes months to pay off. Here’s what you need to know about financial planning for the holidays to avoid debt and lower yo … Read more »

  • Renting vs. Buying a House: What’s Best for You?

    Renting vs buying a house, what’s the right choice? This is one of the biggest financial decisions facing Canadians, and it’s widely debated. While you can perform a calculation to see which decision makes the most sense financially, it’s not purely a money decision. For many Canadians, owning a hom … Read more »