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by Jeremy
When Credit Education Month and Fraud Prevention Month fall in the same month, it’s a perfect excuse to educate yourself on the importance of both topics. The easy thing is that understanding your credit will actually be one of your biggest allies in preventing fraud. Keeping on top of your report will let you know if your information has been breached, and fraudsters can do a lot of damage with your personal information. Knowing what’s going on at all times will save you money and prevent a lot of headaches. This is also a useful practice when you’re looking to get your score to a specific point in order to…
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November is celebrated in the financial community in Canada as ‘Financial Literacy Month’: This year’s FLM theme “Take charge…
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March is Credit Education Month, and coincidentally there have been a lot of headlines lately about scams and fraud attempts…
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Today, Equifax announced that delinquency rates in Alberta have climbed, mainly due to the economic impact of the…
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Calgary (and most of Canada) is sitting in buyers’ marketing conditions. What does that mean? It means that…
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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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Stories about Canadians’ household debt are making headlines this week, and whether or not the hype is true,…
