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Bankruptcy, Budgeting, Credit Counselling & More
Learn all sorts of great ways to manage your money better, solve your debt problems, and use your credit more wisely. We also tackle a lot of credit myths and misconceptions. Do you have questions about money management, budgeting, or credit? If you need advice or help with your debts email us your questions or chat with us online. We’re happy to help.
Do you have a teen who is starting to get their first real pay cheques? Helping them learn how to manage their pay cheques teaches them skills that last a lifetime…
The Credit Counselling Society is pleased to announce that our clients in Saskatchewan have selected us as the 2013 Consumer Choice Award winners for Regina...
For a second year in a row the Credit Counselling Society is proud to be recognized as one of Canada's Best Places to Work!
Our clients have paid off $165 million, which is a tremendous amount of debt. With the help of the Credit Counselling Society, you can consolidate your credit payments and pay off debt too.
Deciding whether or not to sell a home is never an easy decision, especially if you’re not sure if it’s the right solution over the long term. Here are a few things to consider…
Gail Vaz-Oxlade helps consumers figure out who the "crappy credit counsellors" are on her radio Toronto show, The Late Shift.
If you've been declined for a debt consolidation loan and are struggling to keep up with your bills, don't let stress and worry get to you. A Canadian non-profit service can help you…
Rather than playing catch up each year with a loan, you need a plan that will allow you to make monthly contributions without borrowing…
Find ways to stick to your budget when you think about what to do for Valentine's Day. It's really about the thought you put into showing someone how special they are, not the price tag.
Here is a quick overview of how to get out of debt along with tips and advice to help you succeed.
My teenager has been working, but seems to spend his money as fast as he can earn it. What can I suggest to him so that he learns how to budget and save?...
We can’t seem to get ahead financially and the thought of living ultra-frugally for next 30 years so we can retire comfortably, is not very appealing. Where do we go from here?...
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