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by Jeremy
Good Debt vs. Bad Debt – What’s the Difference? More and more Canadian consumers are getting swallowed up by debt. I’m sure you’ve read and heard many of the statistics and stories in the news about how Canadians are borrowing at a record pace. One of the keys to financial independence is to get rid of your bad debt and acquire good debt. Bad debt is debt that makes you poor, such as credit card debt, car loans, line of credit and even your mortgage – this is consumer debt. Good debt is debt you acquire that actually works for you. The best example of…
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As the devastation from the wildfires in Fort McMurray and surrounding areas continues to affect thousands of Albertans,…
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Prime Minister Stephen Harper made it official this morning, and swore in Joe Oliver as the new Finance…
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Because March is Fraud Prevention Month, now is the time to educate yourself on mortgage fraud, and the…
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One of the best ways to avoid mortgage fraud (or any type of fraud), is to ensure you…
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The largest mortgage industry conference in Canada just wrapped up—CAAMP Mortgage Forum in Toronto. A lot of us…
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March is Fraud Education Month in Canada, and it’s the perfect time to get educated on what mortgage…
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Debt. That word has such a negative connotation to it, and most people probably just feel overwhelmed by…
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Looking to get your credit in shape before the spring market hits? Here’s some (surprising) ways to imrove…
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Earlier this week, CAAMP (Canadian Association of Accredited Mortgage Professionals) released thier annual State of the Residential Mortgage…
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The federal budget was released yesterday, and it brings with it some changes to the mortgage industry. Here’s…
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November is Financial Literacy Month in Canada, so all month long my blog will be featuring tips and…
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Since November is Financial Literacy Month in Canada, it’s a great opportunity to understand a bit more about…