Debt management

Debt consolidation is essentially the process of combining multiple debts into one. The goal is often to reduce monthly payments and the total interest accumulated on your outstanding debt. As a result, it should become easier … Read More

After a challenging year filled with rising debt levels and rising interest rates, here are the five financial trends on the horizon for 2024.

Let’s talk about your least favourite four-letter word—debt. Specifically, let’s talk about how to get out of it (and stay out of it!) for good. Don’t worry, we’re not going to tell you to increase your … Read More

While it may seem like the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has all the power if you owe it money, the truth is there are strategies that you can put in place to deal with large tax … Read More

As of April 1, bankruptcy trustees are now known as licensed insolvency trustees. The Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy Canada, the division of the federal government that regulates trustees, changed the name to emphasize that … Read More

The average Canadian owes about $1.64 for every take-home dollar they earn. That’s a pretty scary number, but it doesn’t tell the whole story. Some people carry little debt, others carry a massive amount. A mortgage … Read More