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Read moreTurning the Page: Starting a Debt-Free Chapter in the New Year
As the calendar flips to a new year, many of us find ourselves reflecting on the past and setting resolutions for the future. For some, a common resolution is to achieve financial freedom, and one significant aspect of this is freeing ourselves from the burden of debt.
Read moreNavigating the Debt Relief Landscape: How to Steer Clear of Scams
Coping with debt can be a daunting challenge, and unfortunately, there are exploitative individuals and organizations ready to exploit those in financial distress. A recent Consumer Alert from the Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy (OSB) and the Canadian Association of Insolvency and Restructuring Professionals (CAIRP) sheds light on the prevalence of debt-relief scams targeting Canadians.
Read moreEquifax Canada Survey Highlights Canadians’ Financial Concerns
Equifax Canada recently conducted a consumer survey that sheds light on the financial worries of Canadians as we approach Financial Literacy Month in November. The survey reveals a range of concerns, including the ability to pay bills on time, manage debt, and protect personal financial data.
Read moreThe Road to Financial Recovery: Exploring Alternatives to Bankruptcy
Financial challenges can cast a long shadow, but the road to financial recovery is not a one-size-fits-all journey. When debts loom large and bankruptcy seems like an ominous option, exploring alternatives becomes imperative.
Read moreNavigating Financial Challenges with Loved Ones
The impact of insolvency goes beyond the numbers on a balance sheet. Money matters, and when financial challenges arise, they often strain personal relationships. From open communication to shared decision-making and seeking expert advice, this post aims to provide actionable insights for those undergoing these challenging financial situations.
Read moreInsolvency and Retirement: Planning for Financial Stability in Your Golden Years
Retirement is a well-deserved phase of life, a time when you can relax, pursue your passions, and enjoy the fruits of your labor. However, achieving financial stability during your golden years can be challenging, especially if you’re facing insolvency.
Read moreUnraveling Complex Debts: Strategies for Managing Debts With Multiple Creditors in Quebec
Dealing with debt can be challenging, especially when you owe money to multiple creditors. When you find yourself struggling to manage complex debts in Quebec, it’s essential to have a plan in place to regain control of your financial situation.
Read moreBreaking the Taboo: Discussing Mental Health in Financial Planning
In an increasingly complex and interconnected world, discussions around mental health have become more open and necessary. However, there’s one area where the conversation is often overlooked or shrouded in stigma: financial planning. Just as mental health plays a vital role in our overall well-being, it significantly impacts our financial decisions and behaviours.
Read moreStarting Young: Building a Strong Financial Foundation for Your Child
In today’s rapidly changing economic landscape, teaching children about money management from an early age is an essential aspect of nurturing their financial well-being. By starting young and building a solid financial foundation for your child, you can empower them with the knowledge and habits they need to make informed financial decisions throughout their lives.
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