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by Jeremy
It’s the season of giving, and for most people that means spending a little more this month. 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. “Don’t ignore it, don’t just throw it in a drawer because you don’t want to face it,” says Brian Betz, a credit counselor with Money Mentors. “Give us a call if you need help, but you don’t want to…
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Today is Roof Over Your Head Day, and if you’ve been looking into the idea of homeownership, here’s…
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There are lots of benefits to homeownership, especially right now in Calgary’s market with rental prices skyrocketing, why…
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Each year the Canadian Association of Accredited Mortgage Professionals (CAAMP) puts out an annual report on the mortgage…
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November is Financial Literacy Month in Canada, and it’s a great opportunity to understand a bit more about…
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A new report shows that the majority of Canadian homebuyers still need help during the mortgage shopping process.…
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The extremely tight rental market in Calgary has been making headlines lately, as more and more Calgarians are…
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Whether you’re a first-time buyer or empty-nester, being properly prepared for your mortgage application will ensure the process…
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Calgary’s red hot real estate market is going to cool down slightly for the second half of the…
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For some people, getting out of a mortgage early is a realistic option, especially if they are doing…
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Anytime you apply for a credit product (mortgage, car loan, credit card, etc.), your lender is required to…
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According to a recent survey by LAWPRO®, 61 per cent of Canadians don’t know what options are available…
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People can work hard to prepare for financial turmoil, but sometimes life just happens. When things get tougher…
