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Home / Blog / Financial, Savingsby Janet Doyle One of the best parts of the insolvency process is that it is designed to allow clients to continue to live their lives. Clients track their spending every month, which allows them to adjust their budget and re-evaluate their financial choices. Entertainment
Home / Blog / Financial, Savings by Janet Doyle If you’re new to managing money or if you haven’t mastered it yet then budgeting may be intimidating. At the same time, it can be the one thing you do that ensures accomplish the many goals you may have including staying
Home / Blog / Credit, Financialby Janet Doyle Apple and Sephora recently announced they will begin issuing credit cards later this year and are offering users attractive rewards programs. Apple has said the new credit card will have no late fees, no annual fees and no international fees in addition
Home / Blog / Savings, Financialby Marc Rouleau Time seems to fly at this time of year. One minute we are raking leaves, taking fall hikes, and enjoying the warm sun on our face and the next we are putting snow tires on the car, breaking out the toques, boots and
Home / Blog / Bankruptcy, Financial Financial troubles don’t end at borders—or even oceans. If you’re a Canadian citizen no longer living in the country, and you still have debts in Canada that you are unable to pay, you may be wondering whether or not you can file for bankruptcy.
Home / Blog / Dept, Financial Falling into debt is more common than you’d think. According to the CBC, the average Canadian owes $22,000 in non-mortgage debt. What’s more, Canadians, on average, owe $1.67 for every dollar of income. The reason for this is fairly simple: while the average Canadian
Home / Blog / Tax, Dept, Financial Question: It’s spring across Canada which also means it’s tax season. A deep “sigh” may be your initial response. You may be in the process of filing your tax returns or you may have already filed and received your 2016 tax assessment and
Home / Blog / Lien, Financial by Marc Rouleau Arguably, April is not the happiest time of the year. Plenty of grey rainy days combined with the fact that the deadline for filing our 2016 tax returns is looming large. Some may still owe personal income tax from prior years or perhaps
Home / Blog / Financial, Savings, Debtby Marc Rouleau One of the most difficult things we have to do in life is ask for help. Offering help comes to most of us naturally but asking for help, not so much. Many are willing and some able to tough it out and
Home / Blog / Savings, Financial by Marc Rouleau The time for making resolutions for 2017 has come and gone. Many have signed up for gym memberships, made commitments to eat healthier and get various aspects of their lives in order. We often forget or avoid dealing with financial goals because
