Although it may not seem like it now, divorce is an opportunity to take control of your finances and achieve financial independence as quickly as possible. The sooner you put your money house in order after divorce, the sooner you can start afresh with a clean financial slate. Here are some strategies on what to do after divorce financially so that you can thrive even in this difficult time in your life.
Read moreHow to Make the Most of Your Money
If you want to get on the right track to financial health and stability, but keep seeing your money going down the drain, then read the following 4 tips to make the most of your money.
Read moreHealthy Financial Habits
Spending your money on things that you want can be pretty tempting — but it can also leave you with empty pockets and a long credit card statement. Below are a few healthy financial habits to curb that urge to spend.
Read moreHow to Build an Emergency Fund
If you’ve ever found yourself in a sticky financial situation in which you were forced to dip into your credit because of unexpected expenses, then you should consider building an emergency fund.
Read moreDealing with Inherited Debts
Losing a loved one is difficult enough. But what if your loved one leaves you with an insolvent estate? Keep reading to find out how to deal with inherited debts.
Read moreHow to Prepare for a Recession
‘Recession’ seems to be the buzzword of the last couple of years, but what exactly is a recession and how can you protect yourself in case a recession occurs?
Read moreDebt Settlement: What Percentage Should You Offer?
A debt settlement is a negotiation between you and your creditors that will allow you to pay off only a portion of your debt. Although this process may seem simple enough at face value, there are some intricacies that go along with it. Here’s everything you need to know.
Read moreHow a Consumer Proposal Affects your Partner
You might wonder how a consumer proposal could affect your love life. There’s nothing scarier than putting your partner’s financial health at risk because of the debts you have. So put your mind at ease by reading everything you need to know about if/how a consumer proposal can affect your partner.
Read moreInflation: who is most affected by the rapid increase in the cost of living?
If there is one word to describe the start of 2022, it is “inflation”. This is a phenomenon that we had not seen in Canada for more than 30 years and which is complicating the economic recovery that everyone has been waiting for. What we notice, however, is that not everyone is equally affected by galloping inflation.
Read moreThe tell-tale signs of over indebtedness
Over indebtedness has dangerous consequences on one’s financial health as well as their mental health. However, sometimes over-indebtedness can be difficult to pinpoint — how much is actually too much and what can you do to avoid it?
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