Archive for February 2018
Increasing Canadian Interest Rates – How to Avoid Rising Payments
There’s no doubt about it — Canadian interest rates are increasing. Since July of 2017, Canadian interest rates have increased three times, going from 0.5% to 1.25% — the highest they’ve been in nine years. And if trends continue as expected, this is just the start. Officials from the Bank of Canada have said that…
Read MoreLow Budget Travel – Spring Break Vacations for Canadians
Spring Break vacations are the perfect getaway — the weather is cold and long in Canada, the kids are out of school, and everyone you know is posting fabulous holiday pictures on social media. You want to travel too, but you also don’t want to rack up your debt. You can have your vacation without…
Read MoreCRA Tax Deadline 2017-2018 is Right Around the Corner – Are You Ready?
Unpaid taxes represent a considerable amount of Canadian household debt. If you’re one of those finding themselves in this situation, there are steps you can take before the CRA tax deadline for the 2017-2018 year. If you have or will have a tax debt, you will need a financial plan. It’s best to be proactive.…
Read MoreLow-Budget Valentine – Money Saving Tips for Valentine’s Day in Toronto
Valentine’s Day in Toronto comes but once a year and if you’re coupled up, you want to make the most of it. But how can you do that if you’re on a tight budget, or if you’ve been diligently repaying old debts? Our money-saving tips can help you stay focused on romance, not your bank…
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