Are you in the middle of a bankruptcy? This is what’s known as an “undischarged bankrupt” — you’ve filed for bankruptcy but haven’t yet finished paying it off. And you haven’t been released from your legal obligation to repay debts. When you’ve declared bankruptcy, one of the…
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The Bank of Canada interest rate is back down to 0.25% — the same rate it was in July of 2017 before it began increasing. Read on for what this means for you… From March 4 to April 15, 2020, the Bank of Canada (BOC) interest rate…
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Why is keeping a good credit score important? Most people know that a higher credit score can get better interest rates on financing, but the risks of a low credit score go beyond that. A credit score indicates your ability to repay debts. It’s what most traditional…
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Not all bad credit loans are created equal. When you have bruised credit and are looking for a loan, it feels like your options are limited. But rest assured that you do have choices. In this blog, we’re breaking down what those choices are and how to…
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