It’s difficult for any hard-working Canadian to manage their debt. However, a single parent in need of debt solutions has a unique set of challenges to face.
Not only are you the sole earner for your entire family, but you’re also...
What Type of Debt Can I Pay Off With a Consumer Proposal?
Consumer proposals are the number one way to help people get out of debt more easily. They allow you to continue living without the hardship that might be caused by other types of debt proposals. This is because a...
Tuition: The Source Of Student Debt
Going to a post-secondary school is a new adventure. It’s a time of discovery. You may discover your passions, your career and even yourself. However, this discovery comes at a price, and every year tuition prices continue to rise. As a result,...
Debt Management: Read This First!
When you are struggling with debt, a helping hand can be a much-needed relief. But, be careful, not all help is good help. Debt management is a well-known debt relief strategy that helps debtors to repay what they owe, but it has also become a...
Separation Can Cause a Financial Crisis
In Canada, 41% of all marriages end in divorce before they reach their 30th anniversary. It is certainly an emotionally draining and devastating experience. However, few people realize that it can also wreak havoc on your financial stability. As...
The Payday Loan – Why Is It So Dangerous?
In Canada, over the past year, internet searches for payday loans have been on the rise. They outnumber searches for every other type of loan including mortgages, student loans, consolidation loans, and car loans. However, as you have probably...
Insolvency Stats in Canada 2017: A Seesaw of Age and Interest Rates in the Maritimes
Insolvency numbers in the Maritimes are falling at a faster rate than Canada’s average, but this statistic could mask an underlying fragility. Economic growth in the region is predicted to fall well short of the Canadian average over the next...