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by Jeremy
Christmas is now only a month away, and there’s already reports that credit card debt is at a two-year high in Canada. Many Canadians will pay for Christmas presents this year with credit, but unless you have a plan in place to pay it off, you’ll be stuck with a holiday debt hangover. But you don’t want to delay the payment of holiday debts, or avoid even paying the minimum payments. “Credit card debt has risen to a two-year high. With the holiday shopping season around the corner, we are going to keep a close eye on how Q4 spending affects debt levels on credit…
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It’s no secret the economy is taking a toll on Albertans, even today two more major companies announced…
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CMHC released their annual First-Time Homebuyers Survey today, outlining the buying patterns and profiles of first-time homebuyers in…
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Mortgage fraud, both reported and unreported, is seemingly on the rise in Canada, after several reports and news…
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According to Insurance Bureau of Canada (IBC), half of Canadians want to better understand home insurance. Further to…
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Monday’s federal election in Canada was a historic one, with a very high voter turnout and a change—a…
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As you know, your adjustable rate mortgage, line of credit and/or student loans are all based on the…
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Regardless of whether or not you buy-in to the news that Canada is in a recession, there’s no…
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Canada has welcomed, on average, 257,000 new Canadians as residents every year since 2006. In one of the…
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Over one-third (35 per cent) of first-time homebuyers in Canada are single, and even though many will partner…
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The federal election is taking place on October 19th across Canada, and you’ve probably noticed social media and…
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A lot of people are being tight with their money right now, saving in the wake of uncertainty…
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Turns out Canadians are ramping up more debt this year, despite an economic downturn, this all coming out…
