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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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I came across an interesting article in the Calgary Herald today, “Home builders fret as Calgary considers constraints…
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Selling or purchasing a new home? Why not earn up to $2000 Cash Back in the process! Whether…
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At 10:00 am EST, Wednesday January 23rd, 2013, the Bank of Canada again did what we expected them…
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I came across this great analogy on Facebook posted by one of my friends and had to share…
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Interesting article discussing the new US fiscal fight, the debt ceiling. They are quickly approaching the $16.4 Trillion…
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Breaking News!! It’s official… Canada’s Finance Minister announced changes to the minimum down payment requirements effective Feb 15,…
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