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by Jeremy
A recent survey by Credit Canada Solutions, shows that for the most part, Canadians are really struggling with budgets. In fact, 76% of Canadians know they spend too much money and don’t know how to curb frivolous spending. With debt levels already on the rise in our country, it’s time to refocus on managing our money so we can achieve better credit, and our financial goals, easier. “The repercussions of constantly going out and spending money on vices or things you don’t want or need are dangerous over time,” says Laurie Campbell, CEO of Credit Canada Debt Solutions. [From Financial Post article] January is the…
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