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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.
Finding even an hour to look at your budget and plan your gift list will save you the nightmare of Christmas past when the bills arrive in January. Here are some things to consider...
Managing money & personal budgeting is hard. Learn how to save face when friends want to go out. You can avoid a financial crisis & still have fun.
We are pleased to share that Scott Hannah, President & CEO of the Credit Counselling Society, has been recognized with an Honorary Doctorate from University Canada West…
CCS has seen the debt load of Canadians seeking their help increase by 53%, and the majority of the increase occurred in the two years following the global economic crisis…
Our life has gotten very busy, we didn’t realize how much we were spending until we got our credit card bills. Convenience is costing us way too much money! What can you suggest?...
Global TV investigates the claims of debt settlement companies who are heavily advertising their services and speaks with people who have signed up with them.
Credit cards can be an easy way to build a credit rating because you only need to use them for a few small purchases each month. Here are some ways to do that.
Taking action instead of worrying about your financial situation and debt problems will get your retirement back on track and make your golden years truly golden…
We bought our first home 5 years ago, money was initially tight but we’ve been careful and managed our expenses. Can you offer some suggestions to help us stay on track with our goals?...
Before you add any commitments to your budget, consider your current financial situation. Ask yourself the following…
I contacted a debt settlement company and they claim they can help me settle my debts for a lot less than I owe. My bills are up to date but if I can get out of debt for less than half of what I owe and my creditors will accept this plan, what’s to lose?
With new mortgage rules, the government tried to take another proactive step to protect Canadians from themselves. But, depending on who you talk to, opinions are mixed…
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